Sentence examples for that essentially are from inspiring English sources

He also said the ceiling design - held up by epoxy bolts that essentially are super-glued to the tunnel roof - was questionable and illegal in some states today.

Within those suburbs, only 24 percent of households are married couples with children — fewer than the 30 percent that essentially are single-person households.

Ipso facto: get everyone used to pictures that look like television images, and they'll be primed for pictures that essentially are television images.

"Additive manufacturing already enables a diverse collection of materials, applications, and related processes – including by extrusion of plastics, melting metals, using lasers, and by coordinated chemical reactions that essentially are done with point wise control," Hart explained.

"The intention is probably to support access but the problem is that instead of investing in access, they are actually investing in the private water funds that essentially are furthering 'commodification'".

These are the pages (often worse than ehow.com) that essentially are full of ads and have very little content, but nevertheless appear in search results a lot (at least on the major search engines)," Weinberg said via email.

And that, essentially, is where he remained.

"And that, essentially, is what B41 is - a grain silo".

And that essentially is a feedback process that acts to retard the population growth.

And that, essentially, is what Landscrona claim they were talking about.

And that, essentially, is the joy of traveling with kids this age.