Sentence examples for needed essentially from inspiring English sources

Boulanger sold the clear broth "as a cure for nervous exhaustion, people suffering from general fatigue, and people who needed, essentially, a quick meal that you could drink on the run," O'Connell said.

For TCT attenuation map, no alignment between the attenuation map and SPECT image was needed essentially because temporal resolutions of TCT and SPECT scans for respiratory motions were nearly identical.

To grow ground meat — which accounts for half the meat sold in the United States — one needs essentially to roll sheets of two-dimensional muscle cells together and mold them into food.

To get back to late 1990s levels of male unemployment, we would need essentially every single male unemployed worker who finds a job in the coming years to go into construction.

FACING the looming possibility of war in Iraq and the continued shortfall of oil exports from Venezuela, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is expected to announce at its meeting here today that it will continue to supply as much oil as the markets need, essentially an affirmation of what it has been doing for months now, although with limited success.

This analysis is not straightforward; we need, essentially, a set of records which relate to a defined set of proteins.

Again one can define the settling time, which might best be measured in units of periods, representing the number of periods needed to essentially complete the convergence process.

The thing is, what is needed is essentially a consumer device, compact and easily usable, with military-grade capability.

Everybody concerned needs, essentially, to grow the hell up… and lighten the hell up.

He is undone by his inability to hold his own moral ground and his need (essentially) to prove his manhood to his wife.

Thus, strategic premises about consumer needs essentially predetermined which service packages would be offered to consumers.