Sentence examples for that would essentially from inspiring English sources

The report suggests a package-front label that would essentially do the opposite.

The next day 39 Democrats voted for a Republican bill that would essentially gut health reform.

At the time, Bharti approached MTN about a deal that would essentially be a takeover.

The Nationalists want a broader bill that would essentially force a new election.

Separate bills are before both houses that would essentially prevent the E.P.A. from issuing any greenhouse gas regulations.

The publishers helped draft a competing bill last week that would essentially make the 1984 agreement the law.

Russia has grudgingly accepted a plan that would essentially grant Russians multiple-entry visas for travel to and from Kaliningrad.

The administration preferred a department that would essentially rely on those agencies to analyze most such intelligence.

The US had a plan for demilitarisation and deindustrialisation that would essentially have transformed Germany into a giant farm.

"We're proposing legislation that would essentially have that effect and make the department more transparent and accountable".

Responding to the concerns, the legislature plans to take up a measure today that would essentially repeal the law.