Sentence examples similar to provided essence from inspiring English sources

The exchange will now provide, in essence, a $550 million insurance policy to the trustee's office, up from $250 million.

It is the nature of Mr. Zopa's devotion, from life into death and into life again, that provides the essence of this meditative film.

And it is not coincidence that Barcelona was where Ronaldinho was at his most joyous, as it is Barcelona that today provides the essence of the Spanish squad that won the European Championship in 2008 and that flamboyantly won all 10 World Cup qualifying matches.

The following observation by the second author [29] provides the essence of the passage from 'almost fixed point' to fixed point for u.s.c.s.c

We are learning more and more about the origins of our natural world and the interrelationships that collectively provide the essence of life on earth.

I believe that a "good enough" education will never be good enough at providing the essence of a college education that helps us to push ourselves beyond our limits of the normal and taken-for-granted.

In our study, concerns were expressed on using the RASS-PAL for monitoring patients with delirium because of the fluctuating nature of delirium as the instrument provides in essence a 'snap-shot' assessment.

This system provides, in essence, an extension to the InterProScan domain-matching tool, as it is able to work at the level of a whole genome and place proteins in defined classes.

A semi-outlaw bohemian essence provided an outlet for aggro hippies who shared an outlook with the proto-skate and surf punks of the same time.

In essence, Moscow provided military aid and equipment in exchange for disproportionate political influence in Spain and for most of the country's gold supply.

Implementing ESSENCE in Oregon provided the opportunity to automate poison center surveillance, which was previously done manually.