Sentence examples for were essentially not from inspiring English sources

But neither the prime minister nor her cabinet had made any progress on the central Brexit problems, including the Irish border, because such issues were essentially not solvable unless the UK stayed in the EU.

Harry Balzer, vice president at the NPD Group, said one reason low fat was such a profitable trend for food companies was that it erased consumers' guilt about eating products that were essentially not very healthy, like potato chips, cookies, crackers, ice cream and processed lunchmeat.

But because many of the vehicles were essentially not for street use, or so flashy as to be perhaps unwise for a supposedly staid investment professional to be seen in, the collection also appears, for the most part, to have gone unused.

"People were essentially not reading newspapers, just giving up.

I think the investors were essentially not that happy about it.

When the other political parties were essentially not opposed to the Merkel government's open immigration and refugee policies, the AfD's obvious opposition had considerable appeal not only for voters who were already hostile to foreigners but also for ordinary voters who were concerned that the government's immigration and refugee policies might be "naive" (Hambauer and Mays 2017).

"Pearl Harbor was, essentially, not a surprise," he said.

"I'm essentially not looking to change the thing I'm already interested in," he said.

"I want to be happy, but I'm essentially not," he said.

We have been saddled with a project where significant costs are essentially not funded".

The RSV was essentially not a new translation into modern speech but a revision.