Sentence examples for essentially that would from inspiring English sources

And last October, G.E., the company founded by Edison, made a similar move, breaking up G.E. Lighting to leave behind a rump firm — the light-bulb division, essentially — that would be easy to sell off.

That bargain was essentially that they would be supported by subsidy payments if they would just be quiet and stay hidden on their housing estates.

However, states and localities pay for essentially nothing that would be classified as military spending.

"M's" defence was essentially that he'd loaned the clothes and accessories so that "A" could live out his wildest sexual fantasies in them.

Senator Franken's amendment calls for the creation of a Credit Rating Agency Board, essentially a committee that would pair issuers with rating agencies.

Tsiolkas's words made me wonder whether coming-out narratives were essentially historical – stories that would die out when prejudice did.

The report suggests a package-front label that would essentially do the opposite.

The next day 39 Democrats voted for a Republican bill that would essentially gut health reform.

At the time, Bharti approached MTN about a deal that would essentially be a takeover.

The Nationalists want a broader bill that would essentially force a new election.

Mr. Ovitz gambled on finding a big television hit quickly that would, essentially, pay the bills.