Sentence examples for if essentially from inspiring English sources

For years, the nominating process has unfolded in an orderly, if essentially unfair, way.

Mountbatten's biographer Philip Ziegler wrote in his Spectator review that the book was "interesting, if essentially wrong-headed".

Throughout the book, Levitin builds many hypotheses upon logical if essentially unverifiable extrapolations of evolutionary theory, using it to account for almost any widespread trait in humans or other animals that is beneficial to mating or survival, so that his faith in the explanatory power of Darwinism becomes almost religious.

But scientific societies say subscriptions would dry up if essentially the same material were available immediately for free on the Web.

As such, even if essentially meaningless parameters or those that are poorly linked to the outcome variable are included, the AIC analysis will still produce a 'best' model among the candidate models examined.

(Even if essentially they would be fouling their future caliphate by turning it into a nuclear wasteland).

Based thereupon, IFs are essentially involved in many dynamic cellular processes such as elongating invadopodia in invasive cancer cells [ 84].

Two binding sites are considered to be homologous if they essentially overlap and if they are bound by homologous transcription factors based on HomoloGene [ 42]. "Essentially overlapping" means that the beginning or the ending of the two aligned predictions overlap.

But if Hutu Power essentially owned Rwanda, who owned Hutu Power?

People may be audiotaped without their consent only if they essentially forfeit their right to privacy.

— is "just before dinner: like corn, new potatoes are sweetest if you essentially boil them alive".