Sentence examples for might essentially from inspiring English sources
Later additions might essentially be balloons that arrive folded up, then inflated and stiffened, perhaps with injected foam.
Mr Levine pointed out that out of a group of over 100 countries, finding 13 that had grown in a sustained way might essentially be due to chance.
After the loss to Oregon, Carr bore a look of sudden irrelevance, as if he sensed that the season and his Michigan career might essentially be over.
The plot might essentially be an amalgamation of a number of 1940s potboilers but it feels fresh, thanks largely to the chemistry between the two stars.
But he hammered back the points about recidivism — sure, failing public schools might essentially funnel poor black men into prison, but once they're there, receiving some higher education seems to help keep them out, and keep the citizenry safer.
The second part was focusing on the determination of experimental factors, which might essentially impact the outcome of 18F-FDG and 18F-fallypride rodent studies.
A modal extension of this principle runs roughly as follows: if problems might be essentially the same, then they might have essentially the same solution.
The purpose of such ceremony is to invest a trade some might think essentially parasitic, exploiting, as it does, the cash and the labour of others, with an aristocratic air.
They, too, might be essentially "the same guy", but each had special talents: Bobby Deo in Riding the Rap (1995), for example, was a careful gardener who found unusual uses for his secateurs.
Dr. Luo and his colleagues suggest that a mutation to a developmental timing gene responsible for this late-stage disengagement might have essentially locked Maotherium's ears into a permanent embryonic state, just as can happen with rare human craniofacial disorders like Treacher Collins syndrome.
And before long, the play was announced, the poster designed, tickets were sold, and we were in rehearsals, trying to find a way to make a show out of what was – however funny and filthy it might be – essentially literary material.
