Sentence examples for noted essentially from inspiring English sources

As Charlie Savage noted, "Essentially, officials want Congress to require all services that enable communications--including encrypted e-mail transmitters like BlackBerry, social networking Web sites like Facebook and software that allows direct 'peer to peer' messaging like Skype--to be technically capable of complying if served with a wiretap order".

In the current study, we also noted essentially the same trends insofar as, with an increase in energy intake, there was also an increase in NEAP.

For monaural segregation and multi-pitches estimation, we note essentially the approach of Hu and Wang [11] who proposed a system for resolved and unresolved harmonics segregation of voiced speech.

As he says, put quite simply, for reducing the debt, "we need economic growth; and austerity, as Keynes noted, is essentially anti-growth".

This confusing stew of ads for and against King make it easy to forget that there are two other candidates competing, and has led to a race, as the Times noted, that essentially seemed to pit the New York Mayor against George W. Bush's mad genius.

Native Client, Eich noted, is essentially "separate from the web" and uses totally different APIs.

Location of the HT origin has been noted to essentially influence the fate of the community, especially in flow-through habitats.

The capital it put into its banks is in the form of promissory notes, essentially IOUs.

A. We have the lowest millage rate [Note: essentially, a property tax] in the area.

State officials were rejoicing at a better-than-expected reception to the sale of "revenue anticipation notes," essentially short-term loans to tide the state over until its spring tax collections refill coffers.

And tenures on the short-term notes, essentially i.o.u.'s to be repaid in three to nine months, have been shortened to a week or even a day.