Sentence examples for that you essentially from inspiring English sources

"We've heard that you essentially have to add two to three days for every day they're closed because of the backlog," he said.

"As a football fan I think it's very odd to think that you essentially ply your trade here and that somehow this is the situation," he said.

My colleague Saul Hansell has pointed out in the Bits blog of The New York Times that you essentially do that when you buy PCs or digital cameras.

The law professor added that the sentence has upset a historical balance between "some constraint on national security leaks, which is necessary, but not so much that you essentially deter whistleblowing in really important cases".

These days, for an established act the kind of exposure offered by online services is not only superfluous but can actively harm sales: with her music pre-emptively in your pocket, why would you buy a Taylor Swift album that you essentially already own?

"I'm not saying there is a black box, or anything of that nature, but the complexity of our economy is such, and the way liquidity flows through the system is such, that you essentially get very complex differences in the way monetary policy plays out," Mr. Greenspan said.

MM: You! AS: Yeah! MM: Do you feel--here's "my theory", that because you essentially let go of all that was weighing you down and you just said, you know I am going to put something out there.

That's you essentially saying, "I think all black people look the same".

The scary thing about cooking in a salt crust is that you are essentially flying blind.

Reheating a scotch egg is a real reminder that you are essentially eating a deep-fried full English breakfast.

"That's a lesson that sticks with you, the lesson that you are, essentially the villain in someone else's story," he wrote.