Sentence examples for have essentially made from inspiring English sources

By doing nothing, people in this situation have essentially made their portfolios more conservative, advisers say.

But others question whether the government should have essentially made what some consider a pact with the devil for the public good.

The proposal would have essentially made salaries a fixed cost for owners, linked to revenue projections but not to the league's actual revenue, said Pete Kendall, the retired Jets guard who was a permanent player representative to the union.

While the hearings on racial profiling have reached a pause, the senators have essentially made their case against Justice Verniero, who made it to the Supreme Court in 1999 by one vote in the Senate.

Yet, for more than four years, this nation has tolerated levels of unemployment that have essentially made it impossible for most of those seeking paid employment to find it, with a ratio of unemployed workers to job openings of more than three to one.

It is Putin's anti-L.G.B.T. laws, which have essentially made being gay illegal in Russia and led to arrests of and horrific violence against gay Russians, that he must denounce if he wants to be a true friend of the L.G.B.T. community.

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

So we've essentially made it a sixty-vote requirement for confirmation.

"We've essentially made ourselves partners" of the government, Mr. Gross said.

The fear of the luxury tax has essentially made players clamp down on movement.

It has been generally assumed that Collins will be brought back, and Alderson indicated he had essentially made a decision.