Now, they are reminding investors that the trusts are, in essence, high-yield and thigh-yield andequithus.
In essence, higher earners would receive lower benefits instead of facing the prospect of higher taxes, as current trends predict.
They are in essence high-level structures that describe a reasoning process employed to solve similar problems encountered across different domains [3, 10, 31].
In essence, higher fidelity data will help set new services apart, along with speed of delivery, business benefits, and certification that data is credible so business leaders can confidently take action.
It is, in essence, a high-risk, high-wire legal strategy with a logic that applies only to the given circumstances, but one that may ultimately prove to be a colossal blunder.
After all, there is a huge leap from making fluffy sweaters and fur gloves, as if for a boxing ring, to absorbing the heritage of a designer who is, even today, considered the essence of high fashion.
But in the view of Mr. Moore, a policy adviser to Hewlett-Packard, which recently announced a $1 billion program to focus on new markets in the third world, "what's going on here is that people are really trying to think about the essence of high technology and what it can do.
In essence, (too) high decoupling development tasks (and related developers) in the community caused lack of communication.
In essence, a high state of curiosity stimulates interactions between neural pathways involved in motivation and memory.
Currently, VA ESSENCE provides high sensitivity in detecting ILI cases.
New and clinically useful markers of risk are of essence in high risk states such as type 2 diabetes mellitus.
