Sentence examples for from essentially from inspiring English sources

That is up "from essentially none in 2005," he said.

All of those figures are up from essentially zero just a few years ago.

Evo devo's first big finding is that all animals are built from essentially the same genes.

American households are now saving 5% of their incomes, up from essentially nothing a year ago.

In that context, I suspect his thinking was that some cost for that borrowing is different from essentially no cost.

The key fact is his self-invention as a painter, entering art history from essentially nowhere, as if by parachute.

The material for "Lincoln," came from "essentially 15 pages of Doris's book," published in 2005, Ms. Kennedy added.

"The mix of fuels used to generate electricity in Washington includes high-carbon sources like coal while Seattle draws its energy primarily from essentially carbon-free hydropower".

Grieg's family moved to the outskirts of town when he was a child, which necessitated his commuting to school every day from essentially a rural area.

Mr. Cuneo, a Trumbull native, said his company was a natural fit for the sleds, which are made from essentially the same materials as race cars.

The bounces have ranged from essentially zero (John Kerry in 2004) to about 14 points (Barry Goldwater in 1964 and Bill Clinton in 1992).