Sentence examples for he would essentially from inspiring English sources

Hank Steinbrenner said that he would essentially leave the final call to General Manager Brian Cashman and his staff.

Mussina has 269, and if he keeps pitching, he would essentially be committing himself to pursuing 300.

"The central government was worried that if he really succeeded in giving out four hundred million in bribes he would essentially have bought a government position.

Under the new terms offered by Virgin, it adds, he would essentially become an employee with a profit share that would be determined by Virgin alone.

At a news conference at which he announced the charges, Mr. Bharara was asked if he would essentially give Mr. Cuomo a "clean bill of health" again.

And as for Warhol, did he already suspect in 1962 that in making art he would essentially be printing money for years to come?

"He was terrified by the notion that this had been orchestrated and he'd essentially been used".

He'd essentially voucherize federal benefits, like health care and Social Security, and increase federal subsidies for people down the income scale.

So appalled was Edwards at Clinton's gaudy corporatism her defense of the role of lobbyists, her suckling at the teats of the pharmaceutical and defense industries that he'd essentially called her corrupt But then why didn't he endorse Obama after dropping out?

He'd essentially do some heavy breathing and ask you up.

He'd essentially ditched the deal long before Thursday, they say.