Sentence examples for has essentially charged from inspiring English sources

For about 150 years, finance has essentially charged a 2percentt fee on financial assets, like stocks, bonds and loans, according to research by a New York University economist, Thomas Philippon.

HA has essentially come to mean "redundant".

That's true for Obama as well as Smiley, who has essentially led the most public charge and had the first death grip on Obama's feet as he has tried to hold them to the fire.

Mark Holland, co-head of the securities litigation group at Clifford Chance, which is not involved in the Value Line case, said courts have essentially required fees charged to mutual funds to be fair and reasonable.

That questioning has essentially stopped.

Instead of hedging, O'Brien has essentially recommitted.

"That door has essentially been shut".

"Intraday volatility has essentially been nonexistent.

Kennedy has essentially exiled Americans to doom".

"The urgency to buy has essentially evaporated".

What the Giants have essentially done is hack up their salary-cap charge card.