Sentence examples for have essentially worked from inspiring English sources

"So I, for the past three years, have essentially worked from 9am until my spots are done at 1am, so I'm looking forward to not having the day job".

In academic centres, general internists have essentially worked as hospitalists as part of clinical teaching units (CTUs).

Cannatella, who has been on the force almost forty years, has essentially worked the last ten for free.

That is because though Iran finds itself under increased financial pressure from tightening sanctions, officials here argue that their fundamental approach has essentially worked.

In his view Mr. Mansfeld's original concept, that "the museum would expand organically through the extension of these modular buildings around courtyards," has essentially worked.

To meet the credit requirement of their employers, some interns have essentially had to pay to work for free: shelling out $2,700 to the University of Pennsylvania in the case of an intern at NBC Universal and $1,600 to New York University by an intern at "The Daily Show," to cite two examples from news reports.

Brainwash is shown in the other black characters: the Armitage's housekeepers, who have essentially been hypnotized and coerced into working for the Armitage's, believing that they are good people, and in Andre, the black man who is assaulted in the first scene and later paired with one of the white guests at the party as her sex slave.

States have essentially unlimited jurisdictions.

Some countries have essentially switched places since 1970.

The rockets, however, have essentially been stilled.

But since then, earnings have essentially flatlined.