Sentence examples for have essentially joined from inspiring English sources
States have essentially joined a global coalition of inaction," she said.
Now, most today's extremist Republicans have essentially joined government in order to destroy it, so this is presumably fine with them.
In calling for a stronger rule, Snyder and Chaffetz have essentially joined forces with the whistleblowers who fought the government to expose the Flint water crisis in the first place.
The bottom line is that it appears that CNN, Fox and other mainstream news organizations have essentially joined Rush Limbaugh in either framing Obama as untrustworthy and hypocritical because he was not transparent on their self promoting terms, or in fanning the flames of the same paranoia we saw during the election campaign.
Obama administration officials have argued that Mr. Awlaki, now believed to be an operative of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, the Yemen branch of the terrorist network, has essentially joined the enemy in a time of war.
MSF's president Joanne Liu told UN members they had "essentially joined a global coalition of inaction," and were "failing to come to grips with this transnational threat".
States have essentially unlimited jurisdictions.
Some countries have essentially switched places since 1970.
The developers have, essentially, finally given in.
The rockets, however, have essentially been stilled.
