Though some will argue that bouillabaisse must contain fish stock, any time you add a few pounds of fish to a simmering stew there is enough fish essence to make stock superfluous.
But after eight years of intense litigation and lobbying from telephone companies, the Federal Communications Commission gave in, deciding that competition between one telephone incumbent and one cable incumbent was enough — in essence, it rejected open access as a way to create competition.
All the products were in same colour, shape, and taste (by adding enough coffee essence, edible brown colour and artificial honey flavour) and also they had similar packages.
So, while P4 is intended to guarantee that there are enough individual essences, intepreted according to Plantinga's own semantics P4 turns out to be true even if there are no individual essences at all.
And some of it is heavy-handed, overproduced and still pretty good, like the osso buco risotto with Barolo essence, big enough and rich enough to make four break a sweat.
Enough to take the essence of the show and make a wholesale copy — only based on dating, not singing.
But Google's service is good enough to convey the essence of a news article, and it has become a quick source for translations for millions of people.
They are not mature enough to project the essence (let alone what we used to call swing) that most people need to hear and feel in improvised jazz.
I missed "Lady With the Little Dog," but everything I did see of her work suggests that she felt a crude narrative outline and some passionately gestural dances were enough to evoke the essence of supreme literary masterpieces.
To those Democrats who say that Clinton's program doesn't go far enough, Linden replies, in essence, that it is important — and actually more progressive — to be realistic about what can be accomplished.
