Many companies, especially large ones, lower their mail expenses by presorting their mail — essentially qualifying for lower rates by delivering their outbound items to the post office in ZIP code order.
Yesterday, Channel 5 screened a documentary (and I use that term so loosely it essentially qualifies as a liquid) called "Did we land on the moon?", which looked at the arguments for the well-established conspiracy theory that the moon landings, that defining achievement that inspired generations and showed the true potential of humanity, was an elaborate sham.
Your GP will tally up your score and this number will help indicate whether or not you essentially "qualify" for funded therapy.
But the American Legacy Foundation, an antismoking nonprofit group, has warned that refusing to hire smokers who are otherwise qualified essentially punishes an addiction that is far more likely to afflict a janitor than a surgeon.
This is essentially the thesis, suitably qualified, that whatever holds up to a limit, holds at the limit.
Under the program, banks with a rating of 1 or 2 are essentially guaranteed to qualify for the investments, according to the people briefed on the process.
On the other hand, Fregean concepts, understood as being essentially 'incomplete', cannot qualify for substancehood, and therefore not for objecthood in any such restricted sense.
However, the normativity thesis need not serve as a pre-theoretical constraint – as long as the thesis is that meaning is essentially normative it qualifies, even if indirect arguments will be more controversial.
Many talented, qualified, creative women are essentially driven out of the workplace when they cannot find child care that they can afford.
Jay Stanley, an A.C.L.U senior policy analyst, described concerns about a system that would rely on a commercial "data broker" to collect background information and essentially assign a passing score to qualified participants.
