In essence, owner-managers take on a style of monitoring external information and instructing their subordinates on how to deal with it.
Which is why Brooklyn, which was once deemed capable of supporting a major league team, isn't allowed a Triple A level team; the Brooklyn Cyclones, a New York Mets affiliate, are designated Single A. In essence, the owners control the comings and goings of virtually all professional ballplayers in the sport's two highest levels.
A -- Michael H. Sahn, a Garden City, N.Y., real estate lawyer, said that in essence, the adjacent owner is asking the letter writer's co-op to grant an easement over the co-op's property.
Some people believe that things absorb their owners' essence.
But in Africa even furniture has a spiritual life: beds and stools absorb the essence of their owners' souls.
Although it seems harsh on Cotterill, time was of the essence and the new owners are desperate to bring success back to the City Ground.
The bridegroom is also an owner of the Essence Bar and Restaurant in Brooklyn.
The goal is to "neutralize," or in essence strip much of the owner's personality from a property.
Defining that essence is what drives Frederic Zonsius, owner of the residential architectural and interior design firm, Fzad, Architecture & Design in Briarcliff Manor.
"Right now, small-town America is a scary place to be," said Ms. Saccente, the petite, pony-tailed owner of the Essence, a shop here that sells new age goods for the "body, mind and spirit".
Time is of the essence for a small business owner looking to hire talent.
