Sentence examples for essentially to replace from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Barcel?eated an entirely new work, Mr. Richter's commission was essentially to replace something that had been lost in the Cologne Cathedral, a commanding Gothic structure that overlooks the Rhine.

When I asked Robinson about Juniper Square's roadmap, he noted that the company's mission is essentially to replace all the Excel spreadsheets that currently float around these investment firms.

"They're essentially working to replace film with ink.

Wonolo is essentially looking to replace the typical temp agency experience, which helps workers find positions with companies that need a more limited amount of time.

There are bloated feedback apps that aren't built for speed, include their own design tools, and essentially try to replace a team's process.

In Beaumont's fairy tale, Belle is essentially forced to replace her father as the Beast's prisoner.

The initiators of May 2011's protests developed an essentially "horizontalist" project – to replace a corrupt parliamentary democracy with local assemblies and voting based on consensus.

How is it possible that he could lose so badly – winning just 77 of 308 seats and just over a quarter of the popular vote nationally – and then, just a couple of months later, essentially be appointed to replace the man who so soundly defeated him?

Fuel cell advocates essentially were trying to replace something cheap, familiar and easy to use chargers that plug into an electrical socket with portable canisters of flammable liquid.

Timeline will essentially allow users to replace their profiles with chronological scrapbooks, tracking your "most important" photos, content shared, apps, and so on back to the day you were born (for photos), or joined Facebook for everything else.

Aimed at killing credit card fees and ensuring dead-beat customers can never run up bills they may default on, it is essentially a system to replace cash rather than a way to streamline payments.