Sentence examples for in essence because from inspiring English sources

One hypothesis is that this approach is flawed, in essence, because it increases HDL quantity but not quality.

Their systems are primed, in essence, because of a chemical reaction that occurs between grass and acorns.

Today forest management is still primarily economic in essence, because modern forest industries, mainly sawmilling and paper manufacture, can be efficient only on a continuous-operation basis.

In essence, because Congress is deeply divided over what a fast-track bill should say about labour standards and the environment.

In essence, because the plan does not recognize Palestinian sovereignty over East Jerusalem, it has been dismissed by Arab diplomats as the "Jewish solution".

The gist of UBS' complaint is this: In essence, because UBS did not receive confirmations of its orders, it repeatedly hit the metaphorical button until its submissions were cleared.

According to Rep. John McCaherty, R-High Ridge, the bill's sponsor, the legislature must take action because "in essence, what the judicial system is doing... they have no clear direction what to do with frozen human embryos so they are treating them as property".

In announcing the indictment in January, Andrew T. Baxter, the acting United States attorney for the Northern District of New York, said the payments to Mr. Bruno were in essence gifts because Mr. Bruno "did not perform legitimate consulting service commensurate with these substantial consulting fees".

Actually, it will be a very special path -- in essence, blocked because it will be nearly impossible for such immigrants to ever become citizens.

This small-scale trial was in essence failed because we only included 44 out of the planned 84 participants.

There is usually an upfront fee because, in essence, the bank is reserving those funds for you.