Sentence examples for essentially there will be from inspiring English sources

Essentially there will be now one less big player to compete with.

Essentially there will be three types of information provided — sourced, presumably, from GPS and other location indicators provided whenever a Facebook user does just about anything.

Now the corporation is essentially saying there will be no place for City Opera on the site at all.

Essentially it means there will be no fixed positions anymore.

4/4 time essentially means that there will be four beats per measure and that each beat will be equal to one quarter note.

So essentially what'll happen is there'll be a load of flashing lights and loud noises and some people will cry and then we can all just get on with our lives.

His view is that there will be essentially two accelerators left in the world – YC and the few that manage to survive on investing in startups created by the people who didn't take it into YC.

The answer from May's government, essentially, has been to keep repeating that there will be both, interrupting this patter not with rationality but with gaffes.

Apparently some lobbyists and government types essentially shut down the number recently and there will be no free calls for you… or perhaps not?

Essentially, if a service does not fit the description of an MBS item there will be no subsidisation available from the federal government.

"Essentially, motherhood will be abolished".