Sentence examples for views essentially from inspiring English sources
Sterling, meanwhile, not only failed to produce a coherent or timely apology but, as Silver noted during the press conference announcing his ban, had confirmed to the N.B.A.'s investigators that the words on the audio tape were indeed his, and that they reflected his views, essentially reiterating them.
The depth of that predicament was brought into clearer focus when the state-controlled Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting, long a source of hardline views essentially identical to Kayhan's, offered a very different perspective on the presidential phone call to its millions of viewers.
We suggested above that the news media might drive traffic to Wikipedia (which would make Wikipedia page views essentially epiphenomenal), or that it might also 'replace' Wikipedia (with more news mentions leading to less views).
I would argue that conventional views essentially advocated by modernizers considered that pastoralism needed to be abolished, as it was classified as a stage of civilization to be transcended in order to reach a higher level of development or as a & x2018 stagnant& x2019; mode of production cf.(Bobek 1959; Gellner 1973; Herzog 1963; Khazanov 1981; Markov 1981).
These views essentially correspond to data generated from the original CGH (∼logR) and LOH (∼Ballele) methodologies and it is the ability to simultaneously interpret both in a very dense map that makes SNP-aCGH so powerful.
"But the general view is Oracle owns the space, and I believe that view essentially correct".
Perhaps the introduction of iPlayer – the real moment that linear viewing essentially became redundant?
If regulators look at media plurality, the two companies will be viewed essentially as one.
The first view, essentially religious in origin, inspires Renaissance painting and the Sistine ceiling and Vitruvian proportions.
Perhaps the best way to think of this book is as a view – essentially positive – from inside the imperial entourage.
An emphasis on betting, in my view, represents an odd economistic view that commitments should be viewed essentially or primarily in monetary terms.
