But the essential problem of the Arab liberals has been disorganization, not timidity.
"The essential problem of the Palestinian's life is not whether he's being smiled at at the checkpoint," Mr. Blanc said.
After the story's publication, I received a complaint from an MEK representative, detailing numerous points and capturing the essential problem of the story: that it read like a soliloquy by the ambassador.
The essential problem of the greenhouse effect is its irreversible character at a human time scale.
The essential problem of the conventional wisdom is that ecosystem health and community/regional food systems are considered to be lifestyle amenities, not core requirements for sustainability and survival.
He agreed that the essential problem of the season was its reluctance to move, leading to frustration after seeing "the entertaining familiar characters so weighed down by their most annoying of traits".
"Generally, economic history of the last 200 years at least shows that private property is better — if it doesn't touch essential problems of security of the state," Mr. Gaidar said in an interview last year.
One of the essential problems of implementing EU environmental policies encompassing the whole territory is that land-use policies are determined by Member States.
As described by historian Marta Braun, Eastman's product was sufficiently strong, thin, and pliable to permit the intermittent movement of the film strip behind [a camera] lens at considerable speed and under great tension without tearing ... stimulat[ing] the almost immediate solution of the essential problems of cinematic invention.
One of the essential problems of our society is that we have a tendency, amid all the craziness that surrounds us, to lose sight of what is truly human in ourselves, and that includes our own individual needs — those very special, mostly nonmaterial things that would fulfill us, give meaning to our lives, enlarge us, and enable us to more easily embrace those around us.
