Sentence examples for which it essentially from inspiring English sources

The site looks like a cement factory, which it essentially is.

The Audible Otis looks for all the world like an MP3 player, which it essentially is.

The Treasury Department also owns stakes in many small banks as part of the Troubled Asset Relief Program, and specifically the Capital Purchase Program in which it essentially bought equity in many lenders.

Mr Norquist has been getting a lot of grief for that pledge: particularly for its role in torpedoing the debt-reducing supercommittee, and more broadly for the way in which it essentially kills any serious prospects for tax reform or deficit reduction, which cannot be accomplished through spending cuts alone.

This criticism perhaps reflects Sony's most intractable problem over the last decade: its difficulty building strong businesses online, whether in digital music, in which it essentially ceded the category to Apple, or in console gaming, in which Microsoft has come on strong.

The company also 30 "full properties" which it essentially takes full inventory ownership of.

The corner period (T c ) is the period at which the displacement spectra has its maximum value after which it becomes essentially constant, or reducing.

He has also chosen to stay in his current house, although it is in Gearhart, the area of Seaside from which it is essentially impossible to evacuate.

Set in Sicily, they start off as police procedurals with Mafia overtones, but have a way of ingeniously unraveling themselves into uneasy pictures of a society in which it's essentially impossible to get to the bottom of anything.

A world in which communication is costly favours collaborators working alongside each other; in a world in which it is essentially free, they can be in separate organisations in the four corners of the earth.Perhaps that is why open source is taking up a permanent place as a facet of modern business.

After which it's essentially a matter of personal taste and/or the weather.