Sentence examples for present essentially from inspiring English sources

In the cynical present, essentially the same song has become a disparagement of action.

To Zalaznick, though, independent film and cable television present essentially the same challenges and require the same sort of executive resourcefulness.

Gov. Jack Dalrymple, a Republican, signed a bill into law last month prohibiting most abortions after a detectable heartbeat is present — essentially banning almost any abortion, since a heartbeat can be found even before many women even know they are pregnant.

And in the same way that you present essentially a warrant.

The main motivation (and at present, essentially the only motivation known to the authors) was linked to the Suita Conjecture [50], as we now explain.

Norway's Radiation protection Authority (NRPA), which first detected the Iodine-131 over its northern Russian border, told Motherboard over the phone today that the levels present essentially no risk to human health.

Additional cases presenting essentially the same question are likely to reach the court in the coming months.

In recent years Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, Jarvis Cocker, Ian Dury and Paul Simon are just some of those whose words have been stripped of the music and presented essentially as poetry, taking their chances with exposure to the unforgiving white page.

Measurements carried out in full immersed samples correspond to a typical electrolyte media, presenting essentially a resistive behavior.

As for limitations, our method presents essentially two: a) performance degradation for featureless objects, and b) complexity increase (although less than linear) with the number of views.

Also note that the S 0) and Kendall τ values presented essentially the same measure of the model's ability to properly rank order compounds (S 0) vs. Kendall τ, slope = 0.98, R2 = 0.97, data not shown).