Sentence examples for we essentially have from inspiring English sources

"We essentially have no essential services provided for us there, no snow removal, no grass cutting," said Anthony Fodera, president of Fodera Foods Inc., one of the plaintiffs.

So we essentially have a buy one, get two free system, which is penalising acute hospitals".

With digital memory, almost global access, and easy retrieval through search engines such as Google, we essentially have undone forgetting.

General manager Tim Walley said: "This Christmas we essentially have an extra weekend of trading in comparison to December 2011, so we're expecting a bumper weekend".

"During the depths of winter the sun doesn't appear above the horizon, so we essentially have six weeks where we only have twilight for a few hours a day," Mawson Station leader Jenny Wressell said.

And is the goal to restructure these hundreds of institutions while running them as banks, or simply to facilitate their orderly liquidation (in which case, do we essentially have a government-run banking system for the foreseeable future)?

"We essentially had lost our leader," he said.

"We essentially had no choice because we no longer had a product," Mr. Justen said.

"We essentially had a day's workload within five hours," Stephenson said.

"Such a long time without any reports, we essentially had no understanding of what was going on".

"We essentially had to build out a national healthcare company with physicians who are licensed across 50 states," he said.