With experience, I've come to understand that this brevity captured the essence of the trust needed between a referring doctor and a radiologist.
That is the essence of the vehicle I trusted to glide me over one of the world's largest waterfalls, the croc-filled waters that feed it, and the sheer cliff faces that follow it.
The essence of the approach was local trust: if anyone is seen as a potential jihadist recruit, family, friends, teachers and mosques spring into action to talk him out of it.
For Sam E. Antar, a Brooklyn-born member of the Sephardic community who went to prison for business fraud and now advises law enforcement agencies and companies on how to detect white-collar crime, the blogger's question pointed to the essence of organized fraud: the total trust among participants.
The essence of good mentoring is mutual trust between the student and mentor.
Above all, Acevedo argues, social media can create the kind of familiarity between police and citizens which "breeds trust" – the essence of a healthy civic ecosystem.
This paper argues that structured community service for medical students facilitates self-learning, and will not only motivate them to develop good clinical and communication skills, but will also lead them to realize that the essence of medicine must be social trust.
This is the essence of the extended will: instead of trusting themselves, the students relied on an outside tool to make themselves do what they actually wanted to do.
In essence, these experts argue, chief executives were granted wide swaths of trust to do the right thing, but too often seemed to forget their obligation to shareholders.
July 8, 2014 She also tweets the early key points: Zoe Wood (@zoewoodguardian) Swannell: "Essence of M&s as business you can trust will never change".
