Sentence examples for going essentially from inspiring English sources

You can't have an organized force of troops where people are coming and going essentially as they please".

Those trips apparently "do not count for promotions," perhaps to keep people from just taking rides going where they're going, essentially having passengers subsidize their commute.

A lot of cameras now keep a frame buffer going, essentially snapping pictures in the background while the app is open, then using the latest one when you hit the button.

These app install ads are the key to Facebook going essentially zero revenue on mobile to earning 59percentt of its ad revenue there, or $1.3 billion in Q1 2014 alone.

What we did, we got a little bit of a machine going, essentially a big data play, to identify not only who's tracking Black Coffee on Bandsintown, but who are the core, diehard fans -- the ones who are buying tickets, the most engaged, making comments.

That may be, but the message is sticking, and is going essentially without rebuttal by Gingrich, whose only ad in the state is a gauzy positive ad about his own message, and who has spent little time of late campaigning in the state.

Substantial risk goes essentially undefined.

It was a remarkable effort, one that went essentially unnoticed by the American public.

But these go essentially unused because players consider them either unnecessary or ugly.

And unlike the earlier reference, it did not go essentially unnoticed.

The news feed became Facebook's defining feature, and it has gone essentially unchanged for six years.