Sentence examples for only essentially from inspiring English sources

The caveat of "expenses only" essentially translates to a big fat no entry sign for people who are likely to have personal experience of the very social issues that these organisations are supposed to be tackling.

(This lack of "particularist markers" makes Kafka particularly susceptible to different interpretations and ascriptions: those same animal stories caused Elias Canetti to call Kafka "the only essentially Chinese writer to be found in the West").

According to Leibniz, substances are not only essentially unities, but also active.

The interesting thing is that the sign of the function φ is allowed to be changeable for (tin[0,T]), which is not only essentially different from the corresponding ones in [12 15] but also essentially different from the case of (1.4) in [17, 18].

And those may not be the only essentially superficial attributes that matter.

Finally, the results presented in this paper do not cover the perspectives of healthcare providers but only essentially give an account of the interaction between cultural preferences of Muslim women versus competitively fairly secular service organisation and delivery embodied through individual health workers.

We all move, breathe and eat; cultivating deep awareness of those activities is not only worthwhile, but essentially yogic.

Changing fields was a somewhat larger hurdle, but essentially only one of self-image.

These bacteria not only aid digestion but essentially help form a protective barrier inside the intestine.

"The only way essentially an apartment vacates is because someone died," Mr. Hall said.

And very mature stores, those almost 10 years old, typically boost annual sales by only 4percentt, essentially matching inflation.