Sentence examples for further essentially from inspiring English sources

But he contended that in Ukraine the authorities went much further, essentially quarantining and starving many villages.

The Clean Slate project is taking that idea further, essentially creating software that constantly shape-shifts to elude would-be attackers.

In an interview with ESPN before the antidoping agency released hundreds of pages of evidence on what it said was the elaborate doping system on Armstrong's team, the New Yorker writer Malcolm Gladwell took the argument about performance-enhancing drugs creating a level playing field a step further, essentially saluting him for cheating better than any of his rivals.

They further essentially provided information on their agenda and on psychosocial issues, each category adding up to 6% of counselee talk.

New Zealand recently went further and essentially gave great apes legal rights similar to those of people.

He takes a leap further here, essentially removing the live performer from the equation in this odd, quiet and affecting work.

Mr. Haneke, whose only previous opera staging was a 2006 "Don Giovanni" for the Paris Opéra set in an office complex, takes the process further by essentially denying that "Così" is a comic opera at all.

That two of the five N.R.C. commissioners have voted to punt these recommendations to N.R.C. staff for further review — essentially burying them in bureaucracy — is a testament to this agency's coziness to its "regulated" industry, as was recently documented in an investigation by the Associated Press.

If one were to use the form, fit, and function, definition alone, with no further criteria, essentially every change that affects a physical part is noninterchangeable.

Asking for a backdoor will only make it easier for attackers to gain access, weakening our cybersecurity even further and essentially dismissing decades of security best-practices.

Packed worm pellets were combined with TRIZOL reagent (Invitrogen) and kept at −80 °C until further processing essentially as previously described.