Sentence examples for it essentially does from inspiring English sources

"It appears to run afoul of I.R.S. rules, because it essentially does no work and funnels the contract to the for-profit entity".

Hit the throttle and the car accelerates in a soaring, totally silent, endless swoosh – it essentially does 0-140mph in first.

It essentially does not even know them, yet incredibly, the state purports to know that each and every one of the 270 miners intended to get their own colleagues killed.

It essentially does your brain's work for it.

Of course, NeuroSky's rig works a bit differently from Emotiv's and OCZ's, but it essentially does the same thing.

What it essentially does is exert FCC authority over state wireless regulators and subject them to a set of new rules superseding their own.

One, somewhere in their mid-thirties, if they're persistent, they figure out what their thing is and then they keep refining it — essentially doing the same thing until they pass away".

Even though it essentially did away with the need for musicians, Zappa viewed the Synclavier and real-life musicians as separate.

And the company won't have to hijack Yahoo Mail to do it, as it has essentially done with Gmail – Xoopit will be presented nicely in a Yahoo application gallery for easy installation.

And so, the R.G.G.I. program, unless the states together decide to render it more stringent, essentially does not have an effect.

Whether New Jersey is in or out doesn't really matter, according to Stavins: "The Reggie program, unless the states together decide to render it more stringent, essentially does not have an effect.