Though it called its policies, blandly, merely a "pivot" toward Asia, the Obama administration, in essence, returned to the cold war policy of "containment" of presumed Chinese expansionism that could threaten the "balance of power" in Asia.
Harrington's prescription was a broad federal jobs program, in essence a return to the New Deal's strategy for coping with the Great Depression.
A University of Oregon research team has tried, in essence, to return a protein — called a glucocorticoid receptor — to one of its ancestral states by reversing the mutations that produced the modern version of the receptor.
In essence, Reagan returned to the old consensus.
The bridge features a harmonica solo that highlights the song's folk-blues essence, before Jackson returns with a final verse about "never letting fate control [his] soul".
They are the very essence of evil, returned to Bly, the governess fears, to defile the children in some way.
When the transference of energy from our minds in the form of thoughts, emotions, actions, and words does not reflect a Higher Wisdom, this lower vibrational energy is, in essence, rejected and returned to us to revisit the same frequency until there is a match.
JRM: I don't think it's been formally ratified by the Senate yet, but basically in essence, they just returned Wrangell Island and five other islands in the Arctic that have been part of Alaska since the 1800's, and they have ceded them back to Russia.
Companies can in essence get predictably higher returns on small acquisitions by using disruptive lenses.
It means that considering the return contract between the partners of the chain leads to increase the orders due to essence of possibility of return defective items especially for breakable/delicate items which the buyers are worried about their healthy.
