Sentence examples for may essentially be from inspiring English sources

"Metabolically healthy obesity may essentially be a transient state".

If that is true, this once riveting matchup may essentially be over.

It was hardly a leap of faith to suggest the sides may essentially be evenly matched.

While "Grado" may essentially be an exaggerated version of 26-year-old Graeme Stevely – "I like a laugh and a carry-on, it's just an amplified version of me" – the character has certain signifiers: a personalised baseball cap, a faithful bumbag.

Brit TV comedy Him & Her may essentially be about two people who'd rather be left in peace to smell each other's bum burps rather than socialise with friends, and for every smooch scene there's bogey wipe right behind it, but these characters too share a secret, sacred smugness that only comes with couples who've totally forgotten how to function as separate entities.

Facebook therefore may essentially be guessing, meaning it "failed to perform a good faith investigation into its counterclaims prior to asserting them" to the court.

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The mobile market may still essentially be a two horse race, with Android and iOS enjoying a significant lead, but there are lots of upstarts trying to make inroads, too.

For example, the finding that increased information load in a group GIS MCDA does not necessarily lead to a lower level of proximity indicates that the amount of information available for decision making may not essentially be a critical factor in achieving consensus.

Neglect, abuse and exclusion within health care systems may thus essentially be a reflection of the experience of being poor and socially marginalized in that society [ 33, 34].

Neglect, abuse and exclusion within health care systems, common in Pakistan, may thus essentially be a reflection of the experience of being poor and socially marginalized in that society [ 20, 21].