The whole fiasco was essentially disaster-level for GoPro, because it kept the company from launching its flagship drone ahead of the critical holiday season.
"He has to understand the situation that he is in, and they've got to essentially avoid disaster.
Yet economic policy across the board has become almost passive, has essentially accepted this disaster instead of trying to end it.
Agreement was made more difficult by the international nature of the disaster, essentially involving a British-registered liner under American ownership that carried more than 2,000 people of many nationalities.
Essentially needing another disaster for Rossi in a season that had already seen the Italian endure a decade's bad luck, Nicky's hopes were slim at best but on arrival at the Ricardo Tormo circuit, he maintained his usual positive attitude, changing the traditional "Kentucky Kid" moniker stitched on the backside of his leathers to a stack of gambling chips, a poker hand and the words "ALL IN".
So: Romney essentially favored privatizing disaster response".
The word disaster essentially means "to lose one's star".
That's especially bad news in today's recessionary economy, in which skyrocketing costs for essentially everything and disasters on Wall Street lead the headlines.
Tepco, which was essentially nationalized after the disaster, is strapped and has made painful cutbacks, forcing subcontractors to slash jobs, wages and benefits, according to doctors, lawyers and labor union workers who have assisted or represented former plant workers.
But that is largely because last year was essentially a stock-market disaster not only for long-distance carriers, but also for many smaller communications carriers, as investors began to fear that too many companies and too much capital were chasing too few customers.
We are dealing with the current disaster with essentially the same inadequate tools, and much more challenging conditions of geography, water temperature, and weather.
