In essence, post-Zionism asserts that the task opf saving the world's Jews by bringing them to their homeland and making it secure is now complete.
It's crowdsourcing in its essence: advertisers post a brief, and anyone – you, me, freelance writers, illustrators, art directors, film-makers, students – can submit an idea.
In essence, the Post promised lobbyists and folks with $25,000 to a quarter of a million dollars paid access to newsmakers.
In essence, the post-war financial system eliminated credit risk.
Where's that bottle of essence of post-swim…?
He was talking, in essence, about post-traumatic growth a term that wouldn't be coined until nearly twenty years later, in 1995, by the University of North Carolina psychologists Richard Tedeschi and Lawrence Calhoun.
I wish I had a little bottle of "essence of post-swim" to keep by my bed or in my bag, which I could just open and take a deep breath of when I want to remind myself why I should get up or get off the sofa.
This study aimed to evaluate the effect of ginger essence on post-nephrectomy nausea and vomiting.
The essence of post-traumatic stress disorder is that the psyche is incapable of realizing that its defenses against past injuries are no longer useful in the present.
But with every living cell on those bones foreboding the essence of post-apocalyptia, we've sonically traveled about as far from Jamaica as the space between those sporadic kick drums allow.
In challenging the importance of such alliances, Trump could not help but implicitly question the essence of post-World War II U.S. military dominance in the Pacific, and of the primacy of Japan and South Korea as forward bases for the Pentagon in the "containment" of Asia's rising power, China.
