Citigroup's expansionist vision was derailed when it overlooked the risks in collateralized debt obligations and, more essentially, when Weill, who retired as chief executive in 2003, failed to name a capable successor.
This device detects when a container is properly armed to prevent tampering; when an authorized person arms or disarms the device; and most essentially, when an unauthorized person (or terrorist) opens the container.
Third person narration is often described as 'The voice of God' and is essentially when the narration is provided by 'The Storyteller' rather than a character within the story.
It's called Gatsbying, and it's essentially when you post things on social media with the sole intent of impressing your crush (or a person you're newly dating).
"Fall and Recover," a production by the Irish contemporary choreographer John Scott, is named after Doris Humphrey's concept of fall and recovery in dance, essentially when the body is caught between two worlds.
For those of you unfamiliar with cap and trade, it's essentially when you let one of your refineries pollute above the federal limit in exchange for another refinery polluting below the federal limit.
Essentially, when jumping and cutting, female players are taught to depend less on their quadriceps, which pulls the shinbone forward, tightens the A.C.L. and can create a shearing force.
This is essentially when solar and battery technology allow consumers to use far less grid power, which will force costs onto an exponentially shrinking customer pool, which will encourage more to install solar.
"People are distilled and reduced to who they are essentially when you throw them in crisis.
Every day you start from scratch, essentially, when the markets open, and it's over when they close.
Essentially, when food prices drop and incomes jump, consumers are more inclined to throw out perfectly edible food.
