Sentence examples for which essentially begins from inspiring English sources

The first is a preview of the rest of the Formula One season, which essentially begins again and is wide open.

Tuesday was the junior doctor's final day of work at the Royal Victoria Hospital before starting a career break which essentially will begin with his World Championship challenge.

One group of conservatives helped build the Reform Party, which had essentially begun as a western protest movement.

Which is to say that he essentially began giving away billions of dollars to Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and a few others unnaturally selected for survival.

Check out these six curious lines on incest at the beginning of the guide, which essentially add up to: "Parent + child = illegal".

In November they had their demo day, held in San Francisco and marking the beginning of their "Kickstarter" campaigns, which essentially consist of a video presenting the project and asking for money.

After the outline was agreed to last year, the countries began working on detailed proposals for how they would reach the goal for emissions cuts, which essentially meant figuring out how much of an economic burden each nation would bear.

Which essentially means we need a profession.

Microbiology essentially began with the development of the microscope.

Demographic thinking in transition terms essentially began as early as 1929.

They issued a very accusatory press release before the show aired, with the headline "No, Actually We Are The Rising Tide," which began essentially by taking a dump on Marvel Comics and Joss Whedon.