Meanings of remain essentially in English

Both Riga and London will remain essentially autonomous, setting their own contributor's requirements.

The rest of the humans, including the children, remain essentially isolated.

For all the shuffling of dates, Britain's Brexit choices remain essentially the same.

Why does everything remain essentially the same from generation to generation?

Its extent and mechanisms remain essentially unknown despite recent advances obtained in animal models.

They remain essentially the same, after changes that would affect the identity of almost anything else.

Yet the underlying materialistic assumptions remain essentially unchallenged.

But whatever of true value they are to give can be given only on condition that they remain essentially themselves.

But he said he believed the way novelists work -in solitude and from the imagination -would remain essentially unchanged.

It doesn't have to be mown - a meadow can be filled with wild flowers and still remain essentially overgrown lawn.

The moral and physiological elements remain essentially the same as when man first began to walk up and down the earth and destroy his fellow-creatures.

They may be devoted to an invert enough in other ways to yield him what he wishes sexually, but they will remain essentially normal themselves.

The conditions include that there be no material bad news after June 30, 2010 and that Sigma's lending facilities should remain essentially unchanged.

Yet in spite of this great change, the species remained essentially human.

And while Labour's manifesto remained essentially unchanged, people suddenly started to listen.

The faces changed and changed, but the story remained essentially the same.