Sentence examples for some essentially from inspiring English sources

When Lehman Brothers collapsed, for instance, it was impossible to transfer some essentially healthy businesses to new owners.

The spectrum runs from some essentially 19th-century ballets to 21st-century ones; such a season can alter and enrich anyone's sense of the history of the art form.

Indeed, except for some essentially isolated late 19th-century and early 20th-century demonstrations of international humanitarian concern, the last half of the 20th century may fairly be said to mark the birth of the international as well as the universal recognition of human rights.

The following results provide some essentially new oscillation criteria for (1.1).

Some essentially new and interesting lemmas should be proved before applying topological degree theory to almost periodic systems.

If we think how the thought of Merleau-Ponty might prolong itself into the 21st century, or as it protends a future, then we cannot not be struck by the fact that his philosophy does not entertain any conception whatsoever of an 'apocalyptic end of philosophy' followed by the emergence of some essentially different mode of thought.

An Aristotelian individual possesses some properties essentially and some accidentally.

However, we do not speculate on the exact distribution of activity changes caused by random mutations, since there are probably some highly influential mutations, some moderately influential ones, and some with essentially no effect.

Some are incremental and some are sweeping; some build on the existing system and some would essentially replace it.

Africa Check warned that some polls are intentionally misleading and some are essentially conjecture.

Some are essentially kidnapped by smugglers or even local businessmen.