Sentence examples for aside essential from inspiring English sources

Camera aside, Essential has also improved general stability a lot, and with its most recent update, introduced the useful fingerprint sensor swipe gesture to bring down the notification tray that's been staple of the Pixel line from Google.

There are other things in the pipeline for the future that could make the Essential Phone stand out even more, including a forthcoming Android Oreo update, and additional modular add-ons made possible via the magnetic accessory port on the back, but even leaving those aside, Essential is the best deal in smartphones right now, and probably the best device period for a large number of people.

But during the 60s, Price laid aside these essential tools of honkytonk country music and began to consort with violins, recording and even touring with small orchestras.

Putting aside indiscriminately essential properties (e.g., being self-identical), Witmer et al. (2005) propose the following: P is an intrinsic property just in case P is independent of accompaniment, and it's metaphysically necessary that, for any property Q, if P is instantiated in virtue of Q, then Q is independent of accompaniment as well.

Put aside non-essential tasks and focus on learning as much as you can about the company and the people that you will be interviewing with.

A pre-paid card scheme will be piloted to ensure tenants keep aside money for essential bills.

That is not to suggest that it is just a showpiece: aside from the essential implements for common home-repair jobs, it comes with a how-to booklet addressing running toilets and leaky sinks and the like.

Dry food was then emptied into another bucket for us to tip out – the warning to move aside quickly was essential: a hungry pig can push over an unwary human, and plywood panels, or pig boards, were handed out to protect our knees from a barge-by.

Blatant money grabbing aside, it is essential for people who use wheelchairs to have special access to amusement parks.

Next, water is set aside for the essential needs of human communities for drinking, household use, sanitation and firefighting.

Aside from the essential humanity in these practices, though, Freeman suggests something else deeply unsettling to any believer.