To this day, Kennedy and his wife, "Jackie O", optimize for many the essence of power, beauty and sophistication.
Even today, some Kennedys still seem to think that public office is a birthright JFK's daughter, Caroline Kennedy, briefly pursued the Senate seat vacated by Hillary Clinton in 2008, despite having limited political experience, an arrogant move that caused many, in essence, to ask, "Who the fuck does she think she is?" Oh, right: she's JFK's daughter.
Many were, in essence, lavishly paid bureaucrats — caretakers more than creators.
It spoils what for many is the essence of the museum-going experience: the quiet, solitary contemplation of art.
Roman Catholics warned that believers who did not submit to church authority would issue as many concepts of essence as there were believers to make the claims.
So, in essence, many Wikipedia articles are another way that the work of news publications is quickly condensed and reused without compensation.
In many ways, the essence of Keynes's wisdom is summed up in his most famous epigram (it appears in his "Tract on Monetary Reform," in 1923): "In the long run we are all dead".
Schroders, founded in 1818, was for many years the essence of the staid, pinstriped world of the City of London.MSCI, an American stockmarket-index group, announced details of a recalculation of its indices.
Things can get a lot more complicated and 'exotic', and derivatives can be used for damaging speculative purposes, but in essence, many derivative transactions are pretty straightforward and potentially quite useful".
In essence, many methods have been developed to provide high quality results, neverthless, they may incur prohibitive computational costs.
