Sentence examples for essentially there was from inspiring English sources

"Essentially, there was an arms race," said one industry analyst who insisted on anonymity.

I was appearing in another show almost up to the first night, but the rehearsal schedule was easily accommodated - essentially, there was none.

If the park is off in the end, he said, "what the hell is the plan?" Leslie Cagan, the group's national coordinator, conceded that essentially there was not one.

"Essentially there was a lot of rhetoric that the market would do the planning," said Carl Pechman, a former Public Service Commission supervisor and now head of Power Economics, a consulting firm.

The purchase took 20 minutes, only because I read the 14-paragraph legal document headed "Contract" and the privacy statement that said, essentially, there was no such thing as privacy.

Essentially, there was nothing I could argue with and it did make me see a certain class in an alternative light, recognising that I needed to approach them in a slightly different way in order to challenge their own challenging behaviour.

Essentially, there are too many.

Essentially, there is no protecting children.

Essentially, there are three possible resolutions.

As always, operating quietly but essentially, there is Israel.

Essentially, there were three major provinces in South Africa.