Sentence examples for require essentially from inspiring English sources

He promised Yankunytjatjara Anangu woman Karina Lester, whose father, Yami Lester, was blinded by the fallout from the British nuclear tests at Maralinga in the 1950s, that a nuclear waste dump would "require essentially the explicit consent of traditional owners" and that "if that didn't exist, it wouldn't happen".

The current rules require, essentially, a spotter to look for aircraft within twenty five degrees of the laser.

The two strategies require essentially the equivalent cognitive processes, but have different working memory demands (the procedural strategy incurs greater demands).

As Earman (1986: 145) also emphasises, this approach to randomness seems to require essentially that the chanciness of the process producing the random sequence is conceptually prior to the sequence being random.

We develop second-order balanced and approximately balanced resamples that retain the nice properties demonstrated by Graham et al. (1990. Balanced design of bootstrap simulations. J. Roy. Statist. Soc. Ser. B 52, 185 202) but require essentially no design construction.

Boosting diversity in the upper corporate ranks could require essentially reframing the issue, according to Hekman.

Speleology requires, essentially, the application of geological and hydrological knowledge to problems associated with underground cavern systems.

The law requires essentially all foreign financial institutions to open their books to the Internal Revenue Service or face a penalty on United States-based income.

The format is difficult to fine tune, mostly because it requires, essentially, a totally new show each year, and though the stories might be tighter, they're likely to be incapable of drawing the same long-term interest.

This possibility was a freebie for Mr. Romney — there was a high upside to having someone like Mr. Cain serve as your major opposition, and it required essentially no risk or effort on Mr. Romney's behalf.

This task requires essentially a bottom-up feature search.