This essentialism has the effect of stoking animosity, feeding the sense of life as a constant battle, in which the only viable solution is to destroy the possessors of bad essences.
Hence, to treat antitrust for industrial policy purposes is not by in essence bad, goes the argument, since sometimes it is necessary to move from the standard of an "injury to competition" to that of an "injury to competitors". On the other hand, keeping small businesses in place will guarantee a wider choice for consumers.
Gottlieb has indicated that action would be taken against "bad actors". In essence, the Administration is attempting to reinvigorate the competitiveness of the biologics market.
That may also be the essence of bad filmmaking.
Television is notoriously bad at capturing the essence of great footballers.
The legislatively imposed pay curbs are, in essence, a bad report card for the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, for failing to be tough enough on companies getting bailout money.
James was openly gay from his late teens, she notes, and for the friends in his clique — Beaton among them — beautiful manners and bad behavior were the essence of chic.
"The gift is the essence of bad philanthropy — an overblown act of generosity that undermines its own possible efficacy," the editor and poet Meghan O'Rourke wrote in the online magazine Slate.
James was openly gay from his late teens, she notes, and for the friends in his clique Beaton among them beautiful manners and bad behavior were the essence of chic.
Many say that some online publisher's failure to cite the sources for its listicles is simply an example of bad netiquette, but in essence, it's intellectual property theft in its purest form.
