"essentially suggests" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a statement or idea that is implied or hinted at, rather than explicitly stated. Example: The politician's speech essentially suggested that she would be implementing a new tax policy if elected. In this sentence, the phrase "essentially suggested" highlights the fact that the politician did not explicitly state her plans for a new tax policy, but it can be inferred from her speech.
Indeed, Biden essentially suggests that he is a victim of the changing times.
Peter B Krupp, lawyer for one of those arrested, said after studying FBI affidavits: "The government's case essentially suggests they successfully infiltrated neighbourhoods, cocktail parties and the Parents and Teachers Association".
As Srinivasan notes, what Kavanaugh essentially suggests is that, against the explicit findings of several Supreme Court decisions, the regulators, and the regulated industry, internet providers should be granted free speech rights that allow them to arbitrarily limit the free speech of their users.
The geographical variation essentially suggests the influence of other environmental variables, yet the descriptive nature of this study does not allow for the main determinants to be established.
Past experience and new evidence essentially suggests that there is no single approach to rural development and poverty reduction that will work for all regions and all countries.2 Consequently, providing a disaggregated global coverage of rural poverty trends and identifying the emerging issues is a very valuable but challenging exercise.
Instead, she essentially suggested Trump has misled her.
Magdas ("mag das") is a wordplay essentially suggesting you should "like this".
CURT NICKISCH: In your book, you essentially suggest four steps that you recommend people use.
You essentially suggest a less regulated, more market-oriented approach to housing and land use.
And nobody talks about it". Journalists of many stripes essentially suggested that Trump is a total dunce for believing the Enquirer.
That's what Bachmann just did to Huma Abedin, an aide to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, by essentially suggesting she might be a mole for the Muslim Brotherhood.
