Sentence examples for made up essentially from inspiring English sources

The town is made up essentially of a line of small dukas (shops) and is dominated by nearby Mount Moroto (10,007 feet [3,050 metres]).

But there are other developments the government shies away from publicizing: the new presidential wing at the airport, a shiny glass structure with a dozen parking spots that sits incongruously on the side of a simple airport made up essentially of a runway and a small building.

The bottom 20 country pairs are made up essentially of small and remote islands (e.g., Cook Islands Montserrat, Nairu), LDCs, and other countries such as Kuwait and Latvia, that are "remote" if considering their position within the global liner shipping network.

But Hypetap are concerned that advertisers are being fooled into paying people real money to advertise their products to an audience made up, essentially, of bots.

The Hansteel complex covers some fifteen hundred acres, and makes up essentially the entire western third of Handan's urban center.

Charles Sharland, chairman and co-founder of AppSense, and the company's recently appointed CEO Darron Antill together used to lead Vistorm, which was acquired by EDS back in 2008 and now makes up – essentially – HP's entire Information Security business.

The S&P 500 is made up of essentially just one asset class: large-cap growth companies, with the index weighted to each company's respective market cap.

The code is made up of three essentially independent parts: a hydrodynamics module, a nuclear burning module, and a neutrino transport solver combined within an operator-split approach.

Ms. Knowles's images are essentially made up of circles in a dialog with emphatically straight vertical lines.

The evening-length work, set to a score by Owen Belton and made up of four pieces — essentially all duets — aims to illuminate what it means to be human.

The threat was first addressed in the 1980s with the establishment of the Diplomatic Security Service, essentially made up of bodyguards for diplomats.