With this proposal, essentially sellers would not be restricted when advertising an offering.
"ASME's only real sway over editors was always the ability to essentially say you would not be eligible for the National Magazine Awards," said Susan Lyne, the chief executive of the luxury firm Gilt Groupe, who until last year was the chief executive of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia.
Those who hold teleology in biology to be metaphorical in nature typically regard it as eliminable; i.e., they believe that the science of biology would not be essentially altered if all references to teleology were eschewed.
Essentially, a non-stop festival would not be a utopia, it would instead be a frightening glimpse into what the future holds for our descendants who survive "The Great Collapse".
This essentially guaranteed that dealers would not be stuck buying shares in a falling stock.
German soccer officials, while understanding of Hoffenheim's frustration, left a decision on the goal to FIFA, which essentially guaranteed that it would not be overturned.
So Maudlin (1990) urges that each spacetime event carries its metrical properties essentially, that is, it would not be that very event if (after redistribution of the fields) we tried to assign different metrical properties to it.
Even in this case, our discussion about the dust-to-metal ratio in Section 5 would not be affected essentially by the omission of this selective removal of dust, although the set of model parameters which can reproduce the observations would change.
Putin's strategy for Syria is essentially that a political settlement would not be forthcoming by simply herding sworn enemies into a room together in Geneva.
The remaining HCWs would benefit from the vaccine and safety data suggests that those HCWs who were already vaccinated would not be harmed by revaccination (essentially an additional booster) [ 25, 26].
