Sentence examples for has become essentially from inspiring English sources
However, in recent years the personal signature has become essentially meaningless, especially in consumer transactions.
The doctrine has become essentially psychological, because victory in a nuclear war, is largely a mirage Nuclear superiority is not synonymous with winning a war.
He has vowed to continue his candidacy – he spent Friday campaigning in Iowa – but his operation has become essentially staffed by volunteers and a handful of paid advisers.
The world, in her view, is now so complex and volatile that it has become, essentially, a series of "perpetual dilemmas that you have to navigate".
That should change when more rowdy fans stream in to what has become essentially a party with a golf tournament running through it.
Johor has become essentially a part of Singapore's hinterland; its economic relations with the Pahang region to the north are negligible.
For the games using Denuvo, however, piracy has became essentially nonexistent.
MSNBC had become, essentially, a liberal network.
Echoes of many styles could be seen in disco dances, but popular dancing had become essentially improvisatory and eclectic.
Vance had become, essentially, a pacifist, believing that global problems could not be solved by American military intervention.
After the August 1991 hardliner coup against Mikhail Gorbachev's attempts at reform, the Soviet Union had become "essentially ungoverned", Shushkevich said.
