Sentence examples for essentially supposed to from inspiring English sources
The five tests are essentially supposed to determine whether Britain's relatively liberal economy will be able to thrive in harness with the slower-moving and more regulated economies of continental Europe.
From 50-nm Pd film shown in Fig. 1b, one can distinguish that when sputtering time reaches to 10 min (where it is essentially supposed to be empty from substrate elements) oxygen concentration is even higher than its concentration at substrate.
I'm curious to see how some areas where they've added more information, like with the new Notification panel, with its "today," "all," and "missed" panes will change the experience for what's essentially supposed to be at-a-glance triage material, however.
"At its core, Hard World is essentially supposed to be more than that one paragraph.
Ryan stresses that coaches are essentially supposed to be open and communicative with the players and management, who in turn will reciprocate the same attitude.
A friend of mine who's designed outfits for a few fashion shows said that a designer told her that the models are essentially supposed to be hangers - the items on which the clothes are hanging.
In such correspondences, through convergent criteria, it appears that amino acids found in T1 are essentially those supposed to be the earliest in the genetic code, and, conversely, that amino acids found in T2 are essentially those supposed to be most recent.
Then the vice president walked in and asked, essentially: Who's supposed to be working now?
We could leave our junk on the side of the room underneath the barre but essentially we were supposed to leave the floor clear for the performance.
Essentially, there was supposed to be an event happening tomorrow that has been pushed forward to March.
Essentially, diffusion is supposed to be restricted in tumors (thus resulting in a hyper signal and low ADC values) compared with normal or edematous tissues (displaying a low signal and high ADC values).
