In German, Stimmung can mean "tuning," "mood," or a dozen other things; "Stimmung" has a similarly protean vitality that will make it essential for decades to come.
We have tried to illustrate here the type of description of intervention components that will make it possible to replicate their essential features.
"By incorporating [the hummus] in a food processor or simply whisking it in a bowl, you can smooth out the hummus while adding the essential flavors that will make it taste freshly made," Shaya told HuffPost.
Don't use water or other liquids to dilute your essential oil, which will make it difficult to use it effectively for your aromatherapy bath or shower.
Within minutes, a tsunami will arrive, making it essential that residents and visitors understand the need to head for higher ground or inland as soon as the shaking stops.
It will make essential summer reading, set on an imaginary version of the north Norfolk coast.
Efford added that, while owners come and go, fans have sustained their clubs for generations and will continue to do so, making it essential for them to be involved in their administration.
The tradition will continue this year under Trump, which makes it essential that other Irish people show their displeasure with Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric and policies, according to Ó Ríordáin.
Retailers have their own front group, Americans for Affordable Products, which decries the border tax, saying it will "make hard-working families pay more on essential products".
In war-time this is obviously not enough: adequate treatment is essential, and it will make all the difference between a useless burden to the State and a useful civilian or even a useful soldier' (Yealland and Adrian, 1917).
As Comcast pushes regulators to approve its just-announced deal to buy out Time Warner Cable, it'll make one essential point: the acquisition won't visibly change the competitive landscape for TV and internet customers.
