Sentence examples for together essentially from inspiring English sources

They live together essentially for eight months a year.

Raised together essentially from birth, or at least since infancy, virtual twins may be genetic strangers, but they share an environment from an early point in life.

"We can keep a bunch of molecules together essentially indefinitely," Meijer says.

Nokia changed its contract with Elop at the same time that the Microsoft deal came together, essentially altering the wording so that it would allow Elop to receive the accelerated vesting without resigning.

The columns together essentially act as batteries connected in parallel.

where the molecules are held together essentially by physical forces (e.g., van der Waals and hydrogen bonds).

Indeed, the glue that holds it together is essentially a set of software standards.

So they wanted a list shuffling the two groups together, which essentially ignored date of hire.

In the first half, Leicester performed like 11 strangers suddenly thrust together, which essentially they have been over the summer.

Setting aside operatic routine, the Met has put together an essentially flawless production of a hugely powerful work.

Through a regulatory loophole of sorts, many obesity doctors prescribe two separate drugs that, when taken together, are essentially the same medicine.