Sentence examples for has essentially signed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore has essentially signed off on the commission debates and accepted invitations to 42 others, a number that is almost unimaginable from a logistical standpoint and clearly intended to provide a contrast to Mr. Bush's response and paint the Texas governor as timid.

Of the four major carriers he approached, he said, one had essentially signed on and another had given an informal commitment.

Iran has essentially made this commitment by signing the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.

Both sides interpreted the announcement of Mr. Daley's hiring — along with the pending addition of Gene Sperling as the administration's top economic advisor — as a sign that Mr. Obama has essentially decided to throw in with the centrists.

Mrs. Bachmann is doing reasonably well in Iowa, but has essentially no endorsements outside the state — a sign of the limited appeal of her campaign.

That questioning has essentially stopped.

Instead of hedging, O'Brien has essentially recommitted.

"That door has essentially been shut".

Kennedy has essentially exiled Americans to doom".

"Intraday volatility has essentially been nonexistent.

In another sign that Mr. Govan is holding his own, a separate five-member board created for the Broad Museum has essentially been disbanded.