To trust in luck is to be courageous, and courage, the one essential virtue, on which all others depend, is also the one ambiguous virtue, since it is morally neutral: jerks have it as often as gentlemen.
"The right to bear arms", he said, "is one of the essential freedoms on which our country was founded".
"It is not what is ultimately required, but it is the essential foundation on which to build greater, collective ambition".
This was the essential form on which virtually all the stone Indianizing architecture of Southeast Asia was originally based.
Sandy Hook trutherism is unforgivable, but the essential fallacy on which it rests – that facts we can't account for must have a sinister explanation – is a widespread, human and dangerously seductive one.
The thousands of nuclear weapons in the countries with the largest arsenals alone could bring about nuclear winter, with the prospect of destroying the essential ecosystems on which life depends and thereby threatening human extinction.
They are the essential forces on which survival depends and can be embodied in animal skills (longevity, rebirth, magical skills), in the "ways of the ancients," or through a special hero who has provided present existence with material and spiritual benefits.
Like Park4U, it requires the driver to use the accelerator and brake, but Bosch reckons it enables anyone to park a car in a tight spot as swiftly as an expert driver could.Parking assistance is likely to become cheaper and more widespread because more vehicles are being equipped with the essential components on which it depends: ultrasonic sensors and electronic steering.
Up to now we do not have an acceptable concept of healthy urban planning concerning the essential requirements on which consensus might be reached.
The slightly higher affinity of AmB toward ergosterol (dominant sterol in fungal cells) than cholesterol (mammalian sterol) is regarded as the most essential factor on which antifungal chemotherapy is based.
