Sentence examples for essentially wants from inspiring English sources

Policy Exchange essentially wants "extremist literature" that could be interpreted as potentially contravening British law, to be banned.

Am I right to understand you as a "globalist" who essentially wants out of an EU, whose costs in your view exceed the benefits?

The brokerage community essentially wants speed and low execution costs, and the floor community views electronic trading as a clear threat to their livelihood".

Indeed, several eye-opening insider accounts appeared over the weekend, suggesting that what Charles Koch, the C.E.O. of Koch Industries, essentially wants is to transform Cato into an "ammo" shop, manufacturing whatever ordnance it takes stop President Obama from getting re-elected next November.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Indeed, several eye-opening insider accounts appeared over the weekend, suggesting that what Charles Koch, the C.E.O. of Koch Industries, essentially wants is to transform Cato into an "ammo" shop, manufacturing whatever ordnance it takes stop President Obama from getting re-elected next November.

Blonde film stars will always be required to be fantasy figures in some way, they say, but Miller is coolly certain that "nowadays we are far more able to achieve things without feeling indebted to some man who essentially wants to control and possess free-spirited women … There is," she says, as her older friend knows only too well, "a lot more to life than being puppeteered by creepy men".

"We essentially wanted a blend of support and challenge".

But Contreras was torn: he essentially wanted to sign with both the Yankees and the Red Sox.

"They seem to essentially want to boycott anyone who sells these guns".

"We essentially want to find out, is a dog acting like yogurt in having a probiotic effect?" Kelly said.

Snow wanted to infuse the team with younger players, and Nolan essentially wanted more veterans on his team.