Sentence examples for organized essentially from inspiring English sources

"The department's research complex is organized essentially as it has been for over a half-century," it said.

"New York September 11," the Magnum book, is organized essentially as a series of picture essays by individual photographers, whose accounts of their own experiences that day provide the only accompaniment to the pictures.

The present work is organized essentially in two parts.

What they do think is what the theme of the great "Astérix" comic books shows: that the existence of an empire, or two or three, however well organized or essentially benevolent (and the Romans in "Astérix" are not evil, not a bit, merely humorless and heavy-handed), should not eliminate the existence of difference and variety in the world, or a respect for stubborn individuation.

This was, essentially, organized pelada.

For much of the 20th century, the Catholic Church in places was essentially organized crime in clerical garb.

While Mr. Barry acknowledged that Applied had essentially organized the tenants' committee, members insisted they were independent.

These dynamics offer a template for the piece, which is essentially organized around a series of duets for Ms. Knudson, Mr. Singh, Luke Gutgsell and Rachel Lehrer (all excellent), with six more dancers providing shifting groupings and occasional physical support.

And of course the biggest comeback of the year was the one that didn't quite happen: Michael Jackson's "This Is It" concert series, which was essentially organized and promoted as a solo reunion.

But, very, very quickly, that got superseded by essentially organized crime.

"Now, it was true in the Michael Donald case in the sense that the leader, Hays, essentially organized the killing".