In essence, it cost Daimler that much to get Cerberus to take Chrysler and Chryslerr's health care liabilities) off its hands.
I was brushing my teeth yesterday when it suddenly occurred to me that proof of the soul--the much maligned intangible essence that far too many scientists, materialists and behavioral psychologists like to marginalize as "brain epiphenomenon --was staring mepiphenomenon --was.
O'Neill's message, in essence, was that foreign aid should be more efficiently targeted before lots more money is added to the budget; Bono's, in essence, was to agree about efficiency while insisting that much bigger bucks are needed.
With that much at stake, the 18th at Plainfield becomes the essence of a risk-reward hole.
The withdrawal of that much money will cause significant damage to the economic recovery — neutralizing, in essence, much of the stimulative effect of last year's payroll tax cut.
In essence, product data and social data are coming together within the well-designed app to make purchasing that much easier.
In essence, that requires two big changes.
In essence that's what they did.
On Thursday, Microsoft's chief executive, Steven A. Ballmer, whose company's success still rides on the success of the personal computer, answered by saying, in essence, that pretty much every computing device is a PC.
This, to be fair, is something of a caricature of the system but it captures the essence that too much apprenticeship training was taking place that failed to substantially add to the stock of skills held by the individual and, in aggregate, the economy as a whole.
