Sentence examples for when essentially from inspiring English sources

Grove, though, pitched at a time when, essentially, he had to beat out no more than 31 other starters to win the E.R.A. crown.

That was on March 1 in Florence when essentially this same Germany team were battered 4-1 by Marcello Lippi's side.

Stephen Flynn, in his book "America the Vulnerable," likens this period to the Phony War — the eight months, beginning in September, 1939, after Hitler had invaded Poland, and Britain and France had declared war on Germany, when essentially nothing happened.

He was sectioned in 2006 during an episode "when, essentially he lost touch with reality", the court heard, and a month before the incident his GP referred him to his local community mental health services.

Indeed, said David R. Dow, a law professor at the University of Houston who has represented death-row inmates, the day is not far off when essentially all executions in the United States will take place in Texas.

Call on Congress to disclose who comes to see them and when — essentially extending our transparency to the Hill, arguing that every American should have the right promptly to know the details which interests are seeking to influence the officials they have elected.

"I was scared of him till I was about sixteen, when I essentially ran away from home," Walt said.

"It's hard to run a hospital when you essentially send all your high-end stuff into Manhattan".

The previous budget rules were discredited during the last decade when Germany and France essentially ignored their deficit-cap provisions.

This snobbery was codified by The Journal of the American Medical Association in 2005, when it essentially required chaperones for any researchers receiving corporate money.

Some mobile ads remain just miniature versions of ads on Web sites, an echo of the early days of the Internet, when advertisers essentially slapped print ads online.