Sentence examples for essentially treated as from inspiring English sources

No matter how involved I am in his life, my wife is essentially treated as the priority parent.

After five years, such schools are essentially treated as irredeemable, with the law prescribing starting over with a new structure, new leadership or new teachers.

The subprime loans "had virtually no intrinsic value to Sallie Mae" and were essentially treated as a marketing expense, according to the lawsuits.

In Wyoming, wolves in four-fifths of the state will be essentially treated as vermin that can be killed at any time, and for almost any reason.

With priority given to industrialization, agriculture during the regime of Stalin was essentially treated as a source of cheap food and materials for the cities.

While it's enjoyable to see enormous dildos and other sex toys used as weapons, it's a shame the only woman in the film (Kimberly Crossman) is essentially treated as a walking trophy.

But Judge Rhodes ruled that federal bankruptcy law essentially treated pensions as contracts, and allowed those contracts to be broken.

In past decades, Mr. Putnam argued, the United States made a series of investments that essentially treated children as everyone's children.

There, a newly arrived and more middle-class black population faced a mostly white police department and white city leaders who essentially treated them as a source of revenue by constantly fining them for minor infractions.

McCulloch essentially treated this as some sort of unique facet of the Brown case.

"He essentially treated these students as pawns in a scheme to make it look as though he was achieving the thresholds he needed for his bonuses," said Robert Pitman, the United States attorney for the Western District of Texas, whose office prosecuted Mr. Garcia.