Sentence examples for has gone essentially from inspiring English sources
The news feed became Facebook's defining feature, and it has gone essentially unchanged for six years.
Other performers might have used that setup as a bridge to shtick, but Mr. Santos is matter-of-fact about his role: he is the leading titan of bachata, a title that has gone essentially uncontested for a decade.
"1969" is authentically lugubrious; the only truly depressing aspect of the show is the inclusion of new work by young artists who prove that conceptually driven art, as a phenomenon in and about institutions, has gone essentially nowhere in forty years.
The general hypothesis is that BCP indicates that something has gone essentially amiss with the theory of weakly semantic information.
Even so, thanks in part to many of the children being home-schooled, their conduct appears to have gone essentially undetected.
Relationships between circulating bilirubin and lipid status have been presented in previous studies, although these findings have gone essentially unnoticed or have been published only recently.
You can't look at a base-line defense budget that has gone from essentially about $300 billion 10 years ago to in essence double that today and say that there isn't excess in there.
In the span of time that we humans have been fully ourselves as a species -- the oldest human fossils are only 160,000 years old -- life on this planet has gone on essentially uninterrupted, no matter how cataclysmic our own history has been.
Microsoft, perhaps sensing that it was losing control of the story, has gone on record as saying, essentially, yes, the Kinect will initially be aimed at a "casual" gaming audience, but after launch we will re-confirm our support for you "hardcores".
The news agency found, however, that more than half of the $297 million given to schools so far has gone to consultants and energy auditors, essentially support and planning services.
New Hampshire has gone to the polls & we know essentially what we knew already.
