Sentence examples similar to considerable essence from inspiring English sources
In essence, we have lost considerable ground and our scope of practice has become constrained.
Already during Godfrey's student days in Arts and in Theology at Paris there was considerable discussion concerning the exact relationship between essence and existence in finite or created beings.
That a couple of the actors manage to communicate the essence of their characters is to their considerable credit.
The essence of the study indicates that besides considerable activation of the HPA through the restraint conditions EMF gained significant effects on LTD and LTP, and on basic synaptic transmission only for exposures of excessive specific absorption rates (10 W/kg).
In essence, the transition rates (TRs) in the MJLSs are considerable up to now.
James in essence adopts Henry of Ghent's "modalist" solution, which was to exercise considerable influence among late thirteenth-century thinkers (Henninger 1989), although he disagrees with Henry about the proper way of understanding what a mode is.
And, fatally for a considerable number of people, full blood transfusions are prohibited on the grounds that blood is the essence of life in God's eyes.
