Sentence examples for has essentially used from inspiring English sources

It aims to revitalise iOS, which has essentially used the same design language since its introduction in 2007, and has taken the approach of "flat" yet colourful design.

In engaging with China over the question, MSCI has essentially used its massive influence over passive investors to induce market changes it finds desirable.

It has essentially used all of the $2 million in private donations made during the construction and fund-raising phases.

A key reason why is the savvy veteran play of Jason Kidd, who at 38, cannot contain Westbrook laterally, but has essentially used his athleticism against him by forcing him to shoot from distance and funneling him into the middle where, he has to shoot over Tyson Chandler and Brendan Haywood.

Hamid Karzai has essentially used the medieval system of fealty, suggests one American diplomat who agreed to speak on condition of anonymity, to build patronage, so it is not in his interest to change the situation, as his recent cabinet appointments attest with the worst offenders remaining close to him.

Research has essentially used two methodologies to assess workplace bullying: (i) investigating subjects' perceptions of victimization (self-labelling method) and/or (ii) their exposure to specific bullying behaviors (behavioral experience method) [ 30].

For many, the Russian distorted the competition and the argument that those who opposed him made was that Chelsea had essentially used a Championship Manager cheat, awarding themselves unprecedented and undeserved funds and buying up trophies and players.

The Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser was such a frequent guest that a former employee of the Nile Hilton Cairo told Ms. Wharton that Nasser had essentially used the hotel as his presidential palace.

Because the comparative evaluation in the next section is performed against one-to-many methods, we have essentially used the same classical representation, referred to as "fine-grained parameter space".

Since very few experimental data are available for in situ Raman studies of electrochemically doped samples, we have essentially used this technique in different resonance conditions (resonance Raman scattering (RRS)) to carry out our investigations using different excitation wavelengths.

"These elites have essentially used the rhetoric of changing the world to prevent change," he said.