The turning point from non-essential to essential was set at a mean score of 5.5 or higher (within the range from 1 to 7).
And he sought to upgrade the relationship from "special" to "essential", calling it "a living, working partnership" that was "essential to our security" and "essential for our prosperity".
He understood that, as Rome shifted from republic to empire, it was essential to pretend that nothing essential was changing at all.
"Quitman is down to those minimal essential services it's essential to have to run a county -- the county library, the county school," she said.
"Exercise is absolutely essential, and it's essential to start it as soon as you know you have C.O.P.D.," she said.
That's why it is essential to compare prices and essential that airlines provide information that allows business travellers to do so accurately.
It might have been in such a locale that my friend and colleague Clive James first formulated his view that, while literary criticism is not essential to literature, both are essential to civilisation.
Here you will find all these and more, including "What's Up, Doc?," a semi-autobiographical cartoon from 1950 that is not in this "essential" collection, yet is essential to any understanding of the artist.
They were only essential to advertiser as long as essential to reader.
Otherwise it might be asked why the alleged conceptual links between the concepts of content and belief should entail that what is essential to belief is also essential to content.
However, one might argue that in this section Locke is only considering nominally essential qualities and saying that none of the candidates for nominally essential qualities are essential to a being, qua species or genus member, until it has been sorted.
