Sentence examples for return to the essentials from inspiring English sources

Return to the essentials, and build a business that matters.

Now that the stress tests have shown that the industry is strong and the Troubled Asset Relief Program is stabilizing the system, we must return to the essential national debate on how to more effectively regulate financial services.

But if I were to try, I would say that after unimaginable loss, we strip away the superfluous and, guided by a kind of homing instinct, return to the essential.

Alessandra is also following the career of the Dominican monk Girolamo Savonarola, who has all Florence in thrall with his fiery sermons and calls for a return to the essential virtues of chastity and poverty.

His words, although far from being those of an adherent of the Reformation, are no less those of a critic of the papal curia an advocate of reform within the Catholic Church who was calling for a return to the essential, pure message of the Gospels.

Kris Kristofferson returns to the essentials of his finely honed craft on his new album 'Closer To The Bone".

I liked the show best when it returned to the essential human values of Kastner's story.

The new film needs to return to this essential blueprint, or at least reflect it.

A popping fastball that generates swings and misses, a pitch that was absent in his return to the starting rotation Wednesday, is essential.

Only when the grizzled Tigrayan bosses at last step down might a new generation of leaders return to the ambitious experimentation that was an essential ingredient in Meles's success.

When considering the myriad structures of synthetic amphetamines and MDMA derivatives it is essential to return to the structural backbone that is common amongst them the  β-phenylethylamine molecule.