Sentence examples for which will essentially from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dell's firm, MSD Capital, will own preferred shares in the sports league, which will essentially pay out interest.

There are several websites you can look at to help choose your new account, which will essentially do all the leg work for you.

The rule itself will be subject to an hour of debate, which will essentially offer a preview of debate that will take place on the actual bill.

When the program is fully operational, it will also be used at border crossings and at exit kiosks, which will essentially check people out when they leave the country.

Even the Tavistock staff admit that Ashley (eight, formerly Ashton) and Matt (11, formerly Matilda) might just be confused, and are exceedingly careful with decisions to administer "blockers", which will essentially stop puberty.

That game is immediately following the local rivalry match against the aforementioned Timbers, which will essentially be Portland's most important game of the year (since they have little chance of winning anything else).

For, to mention a few cases out of many, he usurped for himself the kingdom and the priesthood without God's sanction, despising God's holy ordination which willed essentially that they-namely the kingdom and the priesthood-should remain not in the hands of one, but, as two, in the hands of two.

Ornamentum, he claims, is only an "auxiliary brightness," the quality and extent of which will depend essentially on what is appropriate and seemly.

For instance, on the 7,000-square-foot 7,000-square-foot 7,000-square-foot proofing platt in Hudson Square being converted to offices by Jack Resnick & Sons, Ms. Carleo will install crab apple trees and prairie grasses in stark contrast to the lobby, which will be essentially bare, she said.

We also mention basic definitions and observations which will be essentially applied later.

So, the polar encoder will exploit such two polarized sub-channels, which will differ essentially from a common sense of polarizations in the electromagnetic field.