Sentence examples for it could essentially from inspiring English sources

If Wal-Mart expanded its same-day shipping across the country, it could essentially transform the more than 4,000 Walmarts, along with Sam's Club and other divisions, into distribution centers.

"If the federal government didn't want to move on marriage equality, it could essentially permit states to do it.

Most of the book has very little point or development; it could essentially be finished in the first and last chapter.

He said that Germany must insist on structural reform when it gives economic support, but if taken too far it could essentially make certain nations "wards of the German state".

"It could essentially only move in one direction when actuated.

Also, the specs are in line with that Japan-only smartphone, so it could essentially be a reworked design of that device aimed at the North American market.

It could mean essentially that any judge in any country could indict any person for any crime, ignoring the mechanisms for justice or for reconciliation established in the country where the crimes were committed.

If it works, the technology could essentially turn any web site into a supermarket checkout counter, showcasing impulse buys in much the same way.

Mr. Crescenzo said, "You could essentially leave it there indefinitely, and it would pose no danger to humans or anything else".

You could essentially eat it just after you make it, but there is little point in doing so.

Kleiner immediately said it planned to appeal, which could essentially freeze the case for a year.