Sentence examples for from which essentially from inspiring English sources

Doc then took a trip from which, essentially, he never returned.

Every app is different, but many of them, like Instagram, have a variety of "filters" or "lenses" to choose from, which essentially do all of the editing for you.

Their success inspired a challenge from Subaru, which essentially gave its Impreza wagon a boxy body and a new name, the Forester.

Engadget over the weekend obtained and published pictures of an internal memo from Best Buy which essentially confirmed that the iPad would be available at selected stores at launch day.

Organic ligands on a nanoparticle surface play an important role in preventing nanoparticles from aggregating, which essentially enables control of interparticle spacing.

Until now the available MLVA data of Y. pestis is derived from a small number of strains, especially those from western countries which essentially represent natural foci resulting from the third pandemic, a few natural foci from Africa, Iran, Turkey, and a few strains from some of the natural foci in Asia [6], [8], [9], [24] [27].

You can get a higher return from corporate bonds, which essentially are IOUs issued by companies to raise funds.

Tang has been investigating how the ESCRT machinery packages cellular waste inside a piece of the cell's membrane and "bud off" tiny "trash bags" by sorting out bad membrane proteins from good ones, which essentially requires the inactive ESCRT monomer to convert into an active polymer that sequesters the membrane waste and deforms the membranes.

That meant the single project company, which is a spin-off of India's largest listed private sector firm, Reliance Industries, raised 81 billion rupees ($1.8 billion) from its offer, which essentially comprises a construction site that will generate its first full year of earnings only in 2010.

Richard Hanley, the town planning director, said that in early 1999, the Town Board decided that Riverhead needed to "reorient itself from a center which essentially purveys goods and services to more of a tourist attraction area," and hired a consulting firm, Abeles, Phillips, Preiss & Shapiro, to revise the town's master plan.

It was Labour that brought in the work capability assessment that tests for flexibility as an indicator of whether you're fit for work or not – even if, like Kaliya Franklin at the Broken of Britain you suffer from Ehlers-Danlos, which essentially means you are double-jointed.