The essence of a failure to grow up is a simplistic division of reality into good and evil, and I fear we've stalled at this level, and have built our economy around it.
But these pre-malfunction sets are only sets of lines connected with the primary fault line and the researches didn't analyze the cause of line protection malfunctions systematically from the point of the essence of hidden failures, which lead to the obtained pre-malfunction sets incomplete.
EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy finally captured the essence of the moral failure, at least on her agency's part.
This spells out the essence of the abject failure of neoliberal capitalism, as David Harvey explained in his latest book, The Enigma of Capital.
Speed is of the essence because failure to obliterate sporadic foci confounds eradication.
The first half of the story is, in essence, the failure of Lady Marchmain.
It was, in essence, the failure of small target politics, where both parties were scrambling for the middle ground and focused on attacking the other side.
Coercion is the very essence of any penalty exacted for failure of submission.
In ancient Greek thought, sin was looked upon as, in essence, a failure on the part of a person to achieve his true self-expression and to preserve his due relation to the rest of the universe; it was attributed mainly to ignorance.
Depending on the perspective, it was either a catastrophic failure or the essence of a do-it-yourself success.
In essence, what you are doing in your apprenticeship is mastering yourself — your impatience, your lazy tendencies, your fear of failure and criticism.
