Sentence examples for essentially turning from inspiring English sources

"It's essentially turning nurses into a commodity.

Scrutinizing Every Dollar He is gingerly trying to respect what Mr. Velez did while essentially turning it on its head.

Lynne accuses Meredith of having "become one of them" -- essentially, turning herself into a man to be successful.

One takes whole objects out of context, essentially turning them into fragments, while the other takes fragments out of context, essentially treating them as whole objects.

It quickly became part of the studio marketer toolbox, with studios paying to sponsor quizzes that could be shared with friends, essentially turning users into sales agents.

Some even call for dipping a whole bird into a pot of boiling water and essentially turning off the heat, clamping on the lid and waiting.

The Tigers, essentially, turned into the Yankees of the A.L.C.S.

"He essentially turned the Office of the President into his personal staff," a university official said.

They would essentially turn papermaking into a biochemical business, cutting primary energy use by 40%.

Cities have essentially turned the individual loose: entrepreneurs can start businesses with minimal government oversight.

Its enforcement provisions essentially turn all Hispanics, including American citizens and legal residents, into criminal suspects.