Some businesses consider themselves more essential than government officials do.
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But politics is most real at a more essential level.
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That made imports more essential, exacerbating the lack of foreign currency.
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Johnson noted that planning ahead is even more essential when traveling.
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And yet, knowing a foreign language is becoming ever more essential.
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There's nothing more universal, nothing more essential to our always-on workflows.
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As with his predecessors, it would only have made him more essential.
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It's something much more essential: connecting everyone on Earth to the internet.
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But there's been no one more essential to Joe's career than Val.
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Mobile Passport is becoming even more essential an app for every traveler.
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Its journalism appears to be newly invigorated and is more essential than ever.
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Those complex tools become more and more essential as the game goes on.
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"If you have been compromised, this becomes even more essential," Lyons-Cole said.
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The transaction may be more essential to Cohen's backstory than Trump's legal vulnerability.
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His transportation secretary is likely to be one of the more essential players.
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From a health perspective, one talk seems much more essential than the other.
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But more essential is prevention of a chemical disaster in the first place.
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But nothing could be more essential to understanding how people and animals behave.
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We have constantly reloaded and revolutionized, each time emerging better, stronger, more essential.
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And as artificial intelligence progresses, Cook said, iPhones will become even more essential.
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His columns would have been more essential than any iteration of the Daily Show.
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Check out more essential findings from the upcoming report in the exclusive infographic below.
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But it's a compelling pitch and makes the Apple Watch more essential than ever.
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It makes two things all the more essential on the military and strategic level.
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One way to know would be to strip the android down to something more essential.
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Original programming will probably be more essential today than ever with the video market fracturing.
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Is it learning, adapting, and becoming an increasingly more essential piece of a user's workflow?
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It's hard to identify a mission more timely, more essential, or more worth fighting for.
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Historically, conservatism has tended to value light governance, for which custom is even more essential.
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People trapped inside their homes are also turning to mobile apps for more essential needs.
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But, real talk: Does that make Far From Home more essential or relevant than Homecoming?
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It's led us to build more and more essential components from 100% recycled rare earth metals.
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Moreover, customers pay, rather than insurers and governments which demand big discounts for more essential drugs.
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Expert car control is even more essential on dirt, where the track changes throughout the night.
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In fact, these things are more essential than ever to government being able to function well.
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And with things like AR… I think it becomes even more essential than it currently is.
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For the public, clarity on Russia's influence is even more essential because 2016 is just one election.
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Even more essential has been the NYPD's intelligence division, which has long collected information about suspicious individuals.
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Celebrating Passover, whether it's alone, virtually or with those in your home, feels more essential than ever.
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Today, staking their claim in the American story has become more essential than even riding or roping.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook told CNBC earlier this year that AR would make the iPhone "even more essential."
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So he upgraded that template, adding more essential oils, different packaging, a thinner consistency, and clearer application instructions.
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It bought Juventus time, an even more essential commodity that shouldn't be for sale in the first place.
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We want to raise our own voices through our unions — and those voices are more essential than ever.
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The incorporation could help Google become more necessary to mobile users by making its mobile apps more essential.
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This can be amplified during cold and flu season and viral outbreaks, making clean hands even more essential.
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As the Red Sox have distanced themselves from the Yankees, Nunez has been more essential than they imagined.
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And plans are being made to make low orbit even busier, and more essential for communications on Earth.
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Or is he actually more essential than ever before given his role as the bad cop to Javanka?
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Both men and women saw traits like assertiveness as more important for leaders and agreeableness more essential for assistants.
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Maye Quade sees her experience and outlook as all the more essential given the changing demographics of the state.
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The process was not only more important than the prize morally; it was more essential than the prize existentially.
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The technology will make the iPhone "even more essential," CEO Tim Cook said in a recent interview with CNBC.
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After spending more than two months with the Apple Card, my iPhone has felt more essential than ever before.
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For example, providing warm clothing for the homeless can grow into advocacy for more essential programs to end homelessness.
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"No quality is more essential to achieving your hopes for the future," he told the school's graduates in 22016.
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Because in prose, the author's voice is even more essential to making the text not only intelligible but also meaningful.
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Black voters are more likely to be Democrats, making the voting bloc even more essential in the party's primary process.
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That's because as smartphones become even more essential to daily life, people are choosing to buy bigger and better ones.
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As Amazon's delivery workforce becomes more and more essential during the coronavirus crisis, the job is also becoming more dangerous.
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Effective diplomacy is now more essential than ever because Trump himself has needlessly damaged America's relationships with key NATO allies.
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Yet to focus on the novelty of Osahor's shooting style is to miss the more essential parts of her game.
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Apparently it was deemed more essential that the corporations are able to make long-term tax plans than the individual.
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Recent Supreme Court rulings have made wealthy donors all the more essential to gaining a financial edge on political opponents.
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A Strait transit would be a normal operational precaution, and is all the more essential now that Beijing has prohibited it.
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The absence of a coherent Iran strategy with realistic objectives from the Trump administration makes leadership by Congress even more essential.
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An emergency fund is a non-negotiable for any family, but when you're relying on one income, it's even more essential.
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Because women highly value flexibility at work, the ability to reach this type of working agreement is more essential than ever.
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Every day, the 2202B drug discount program helps providers that treat the underserved across America and it's more essential than ever.
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She said it was possible, given the addictive properties of phones and the likelihood that they'll only keep getting more essential.
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That Oscar wouldn't make Close any more essential to our ideas of risk in American movie acting than Close already is.
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And with advanced technologies like AI, blockchain and new mobile frameworks becoming more essential amidst a talent shortage, enterprises will need help.
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The second, and perhaps more essential, way that I'm carrying my parents' money lesson with me today is with my own girls.
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The fluidity—or, if you prefer, chaos—that's approaching doesn't make parks and national monuments irrelevant; it makes them even more essential.
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I will leave things that are perhaps more essential out of my carry-on just for the sake of bringing that fan.
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This ability to take overhead action will become even more essential with election campaigns in full force and online trolls increasing in number.
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For plants, the web of bacteria, fungi, and viruses that make up the microbiome is far more essential than it is for us.
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Does the increase of financial wealth just make for more of the same — or does it change people in a more essential way?
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S. Helsinki Commission, fraying or fatigued, Berlin's leadership and resources are now more essential than ever to both trans-Atlantic and European security.
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In my opinion, it's an essential area of course correction, up there with weight loss, better eating and better spending, arguably more essential.
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With residents staying indoors, online ordering will become more essential just as the system that supports it strains to keep up with demand.
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But celebrating, whether it's alone, virtually or with those in your home, feels more essential than ever, writes the Food contributor Alison Roman.
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As chain restaurants are being forced to close their dining rooms around the country, delivery has become even more essential to their business.
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Zeltiq customers pay out of their own pockets, rather than go through insurers and governments, which demand big discounts for more essential drugs.
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They share a commitment to service and experience that will only become more essential as ecommerce and same-day delivery become even easier.
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Children, especially those attending daycare, are more likely to bring staph into their homes, making frequent handwashing even more essential for these families.
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Last year she redefined herself as Aseul, refining her shoegazey synthpop into something more essential and haunting on her full-length debut, New Pop.
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In an age where none of us can ever really be arsed to do anything, pretty much, the compilation is more essential than ever.
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Reducing emissions of harmful greenhouse gases that cause global warming is perhaps even more essential to limiting the future damage of hurricanes, Geiger said.
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Simplifying replies and catalyzing deeper discussions on the platform could make it more accessible to new users and more essential to long-time tweeters.
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Sleeping will also become way more essential, as too long without sleep and your magicka, stamina and the effectiveness of potions will also decline.
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Figuring out where my mental instability ends and reality begins is more essential than ever in 2017, when every day feels like a nightmare.
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If it was an artery, however — a more essential structure — it would, Dr. Jannetta realized, have to be gently nudged out of the way.
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Indeed, maintaining good personal relations in the longer run will be all the more essential for the two leaders to bridge diverging policy agendas.
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In reality, although Amazon could exit the deal and make arrangements with other delivery services, the deal is likely more essential for the USPS.
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Netflix says it will lower the quality of its video streams in Europe in an effort to preserve bandwidth for more essential online activities.
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That can make matching his version of events to local police records challenging — and help from the public even more essential, according to investigators.
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Saving has become more essential as the cost of college has increased and the burden of student debt has become more of a concern.
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"As European markets become more integrated and technologically complex, this is becoming a more essential element that policy-makers need to address," he said.
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And for the Bedouin of Arabia, nothing is more essential than the camel, used for centuries for food, transport, as a war machine and companion.
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Just as he played a central role leading up the summit, his position will prove even more essential in the months and years to follow.
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At the same time, there are a plethora of accessible, cheap, and free tools that can prove even more essential to hacking your sex life.
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They have created methods to dig below economics, religion and other social factors in the hope of uncovering a set of more essential political instincts.
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"It makes it even more essential that those of us who, for whatever the rationale is, survived it, continue to ply their art," he said.
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They can get that at any of these other stores that also have groceries and are arguably much more essential to being open right now.
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That made it "even more essential ... to avoid any weakening of their ruling mechanism by bowing to U.S. calls for less state involvement," he added.
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The concept of inheriting data has become more essential and more urgent in recent years as the age of social media and cryptocurrency has taken over.
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"Google is aiming to silence us at a time when our voices are more essential than ever," the official Google Walkout group said in a statement.
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Yes, the groceries, pharmacies, and other more essential businesses allowed to stay open during this period will be the "winners" while everyone else is essentially losing.
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As Alice Lloyd reminds us in The Weekly Standard, "deep and simple is far more essential than shallow and complex" was a favorite maxim of Rogers.
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It also would not hurt that such groups and connections could well make Facebook more essential to people, which in turn may increase the company's profits.
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With a surprise savings account to cover these smaller, not-quite-emergencyl expenses, you can save the emergency fund for bigger or more essential spending. 7.
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Burmese people use courtesy titles to convey social status, and consider them a more essential part of the name than Mr. or Ms. would be in English.
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CES, meanwhile, has changed accordingly, offering smaller companies a platform through showcases like Eureka Park, while making automotive and transportation a more essential plank of the show.
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In his recent book, Trailblazer, Benioff wrote about the importance of relentless customer focus: Nothing a company does is more essential than how it engages with customers.
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And free movement is more essential for the euro zone than for the wider EU since it can be a partial substitute for the loss of currency flexibility.
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It's a day for grabbing all of your essentials and, apart from maybe a bulk pack of Clorox wipes, what's more essential than stocking up on summer shoes?
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It's a smart plan that ends up arguably improving the experience for individual users — or at least offering new options while making Facebook more essential and much richer.
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The real difference is at the top, where the Trump transition team seems to view a multifaceted communications strategy as much more essential than in previous transition teams.
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And, true to this legacy, his goal to demonstrate that "using the proper instruments for every work creates something stronger, something more essential, something that we still need."
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He added some solar power in 2008, which became even more essential after he married the artist Hope Atherton in 2012 and the couple had a daughter, Feroline.
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But while Europe has so many plates spinning, it's more essential than ever that the EU stands up for its principles and the interests of its own members.
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Apple's betting this is going to be a big deal — CEO Tim Cook recently told CNBC that AR will make the iPhone "even more essential " for people's lives.
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It's estimated the senior population will double by 2050, meaning a program like Meals on Wheels will become even more essential to address the epidemic of senior hunger.
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Nigeria leads the way As the younger population grows in Nigeria, sales of hair care products increase, and are considered to be more essential than many other grooming products.
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So while the LGBTQ community at large is fighting for civil rights, the significance of Pride—as not only an event, but a concept—becomes all the more essential.
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For all of you who are spread across the country and around the world covering this story, your work is always meaningful -- yet now it is even more essential.
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Even a couple weeks ago feels like another era, before and after coronavirus forced us indoors, and what once seemed like a hobbyist's obsession now feels more essential, vital.
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And they may be even more essential to him now — he is widely considered to be one of the most at-risk G.O.P. senators seeking re-election this year.
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Or if you start getting a Sunday newspaper delivered as your screen news methadone, you'll be helping to fund reporting that is more essential – and under threat – than ever.
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There is no more essential ingredient than a free, strong and independent press to our continued success in what the founding fathers called our 'noble experiment' in self-government.
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Partnerships between tech companies and humanitarian organizations may be even more essential during the Trump administration, given that the President has repeatedly stressed his aversion to funding foreign relief programs.
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And with the update, Slopes, already one of the very best ski tracking apps out there, just became an even more essential tool to bring to the mountain with you.
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In a time when any woman who dares to raise a lightsaber or bust a ghost incurs the wrath of troll armies, Buffy's hero's journey feels more essential than ever.
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In his last interview, given to the state-funded Russia Today earlier this month, Churkin argued that the United Nations was ever more essential for resolving conflicts around the world.
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Grit is perhaps more essential in Washington than anywhere else in the world: the dogged determination to keep trying in the face of an obdurate bureaucracy or a hostile legislature.
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However, Ivanka Trump is still not considered a central figure in the investigation, the source said, so the committee has focused instead on scheduling interviews for other, more essential witnesses.
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The men, at least, have better — more active, more essential, more flattering — tropes to return to, because men have always had better tropes to return to in stories like these.
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At that point, Anastasia's irrepressible spirit became even more essential to their survival, her performances and pranks and chatter continuing even as the rest of the family fell into despair.
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Chief Executive Tim Cook told CNBC earlier this year that the iPhone will become "even more essential" with AR. New apps with AR could open another revenue stream for Apple.
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That directly feeds back into Twitter's advertising business, of course: The more essential the platform feels to an organization, the more likely they are to spend money on using it.
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As partisanship has become more essential to our identity, as shown in research by Liliana Mason and others, we can make even quicker judgments about who or what to trust.
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Other large sectors of the economy, notably consumer goods, are likely to suffer much less as they are more essential and purchasing them doesn't involve a high risk of infection.
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And then, by jettisoning much of the populist economic agenda he campaigned on, Trump's actual presidency has made class less important and gender more essential to understanding how Americans divide.
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"Cross-border supervision and investigation will become even more essential to contain risks to our respective markets as they experience even larger cross-border flows," Alder told a Thomson Reuters conference.
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Now, the brand is revamping its most sought-after line with chic packaging and even more essential oil-based scents that will keep all of us in a totally Zen state.
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"Functional safety" may not sound like the sexiest aspect of self-driving vehicles and other kinds of robots that will do our bidding, but it's one of the more essential ones.
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But when our rights, laws, and values are threatened by the actions of a president, it is more essential than ever before — and why the Senate must reject Judge Gorsuch's nomination.
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"They become more and more essential to people's everyday life, so price sensitivity just continues to erode," said Jared Wiesel, a partner at Revenue Analytics, a pricing and sales consulting firm.
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The plant offers 28503 grams of protein per ounce, contains all 22019 amino acids, healthy fats, and has more essential fatty acids than flax or any other nut, seed or oil.
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Bringing two phones that were outstanding in one particular category — imaging with the Pixel and audio with the V30 — it was striking to me just how much more essential the cameraphone was.
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But the same isn't true in developing nations where these phones' low-cost, simplicity, and long battery life (the Nokia 8110 has 25 days of standby, for example) are much more essential.
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The city itself depends on this game of hot potato, because the more condos that are built, the more essential are the property taxes to pay for all the flood-prevention infrastructure.
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Many workers agree that the pandemic has transformed their jobs into something more essential, though several noted that they're still shipping plenty of phone cases, house decorations, and other low-priority goods.
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Many workers agree that the pandemic has transformed their jobs into something more essential, though several noted that they're still shipping plenty of phone cases, house decorations, and other low-priority goods.
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In an era where accusations of "fake news" are rife — and even aimed by the president at legitimate news organizations like CNN — it's more essential than ever to separate fact from fiction.
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This type of oversight, harmless as it may be, is the kind that will become even more essential to avoid under Trump's administration and the discrimination against already marginalized groups it threatens.
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Never mind the fact that six weeks isn't enough time to feel remotely competent in any new "job," it also assumes that mothers are somehow more essential than fathers in a child's life.
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For anyone stuck at home, this means items deemed more essential like food, medical supplies, or other basic necessities are prioritized over your impromptu arts-and-crafts project supplies or silly graphic tee.
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With cancer immunotherapy now F.D.A.-approved and broader use of human genome editing on the horizon, it's more essential now than ever for tomorrow's physicians to understand basic sciences like immunology and genetics.
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At the very least, this involves two people and two different schedules, but if others — like partners, siblings or close friends — also play roles in the caregiving, coordinating schedules is even more essential.
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And as we prepare for a new century — and a new millennium — the arts and humanities are more essential than ever to the endurance of our democratic values of tolerance, pluralism and freedom.
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The more disaggregated capitalist production was in the United States, the more essential it was for each firm to sustain flexible labor costs and to fight union efforts to standardize those costs across industries.
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If you are looking to build outside capital from the start, this becomes even more essential — an established product with a proven market is key to getting investor attention, no matter what the business.
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It's also a good strategy: ESPN continues to be able to raise affiliate fees and advertising rates as it becomes more and more essential to the cable bundle with its event-driven live programming.
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Now, as the company prepares to break ground on the plant in Mount Pleasant later this month, Wisconsin is scrambling for one more essential ingredient: Highly trained workers to staff the new production lines.
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With Medicaid facing persistent attacks and the entire social safety net under assault, broad and wide democratic engagement is vitally important, and pushing back against racially biased health policy is more essential than ever.
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That makes creating new features, tapping into AI and other advances, all the more essential, as we look to see if one tool emerges as a clear leader in this particular area of SaaS.
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For the male leaders of the Catholic Church, the lives of women and children become secondary to the concerns of the more worthy, the more powerful, the more essential person — the male person, themselves.
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What's more, Essential says that Ambient OS will only "suggest" smart home actions and let users decide whether to enable them, rather than doing new things as it learns and anticipates what you might want.
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I can see a world where, as we do more and more essential governmental and infrastructural things online, this could be regularly weaponized against entire nations and cause havoc in the name of digital warfare.
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The stock prices of both companies declined precipitously as the energy markets collapsed last fall, making the cash portion of the transaction ever more essential to Williams shareholders, and ever more burdensome to Energy Transfer.
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For Mr. Harewood, maintaining his alias is partly about creating a personal brand — a retro nod, in a sense, to the era when using a hacker handle was a more essential element of the trade.
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" Ronald Reagan went even further, saying, "There is no more essential ingredient than a free, strong and independent press to our continued success in what the founding fathers called our 'noble experiment' in self-government.
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These types of space "tow trucks" are only going to become more essential in the age of mega-constellations, such as SpaceX's Starlink project, which will introduce thousands of new satellites into low-Earth orbit.
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That's an appropriate balance if you think the parts of the US government that exist to punish lawbreakers are more essential to day-to-day operations than the parts that allow people to follow the laws.
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With Shin-Soo Choo again hobbled and Nomar Mazara now in the uncomfortable teething stage of his rookie year, Beltran is the sort of improvement who could even prove more essential as summer bleeds into fall.
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But equally, if not more essential, was a different, more intuitive kind of education gleaned from self-study, reading and youthful misadventures, including a memorable trip to East Berlin where she was mistaken for Angela Davis.
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Only through this discomfort is it possible to reach something deeper, and more essential, about Israel's fractured society, but also, in a wider context, about trying to establish an honest dialogue between people of different perspectives.
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While the synth-heavy, adventurous tracks on their latest LP 2020's You Know I'm Not Going Anywhere are not like their twangy and straightforward early singles, they have an immediacy that feels even more essential.
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But many youth activists in Somalia say that the response from the authorities is often tardy or inadequate, making it all the more essential for citizens like themselves to jump in and help fill the gaps.
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A team of researchers from England's Newcastle University published a report in the British Journal of Nutrition in which they found that organic meat and milk actually offers 50 percent more essential Omega-3 fatty acids.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Senior German EU insiders cautioned southern European states on Thursday against pushing for the bloc's fiscal rules to be eased, saying a strong and stable union was more essential than ever following the Brexit vote.
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All that has made St. Clair's job as operations manager at Fund Texas Choice, a nonprofit that arranges and funds travel for women seeking abortions in the Lone Star State, all the more essential — and in demand.
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And appearing bare-faced, as she does in the first parts of the movie, in not a sign of her being stripped down to some more essential truth, but a look at another persona: Gaga, serious actor.
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There are bigger issues if you're in a city, which is why urban farming is going to become even more essential but now, it's already relatively inexpensive for restaurants to have systems in place to grow things.
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For most people, the catalyst for caring, let alone taking action, is stories — the lived experience of others who can translate their own narrative into something more essential about what it is to live with climate change.
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It has been an impressive, unexpected surge — full of grit, power and clutch shots, none more essential than the backhand winner down the line that saved a match point against Elina Svitolina in the quarterfinals in Beijing.
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While robust investment in climate research is incredibly important to Lenton and other climate scientists, it is even more essential for people of all backgrounds to demand efforts to avert, or even simply delay, the looming emergency.
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The Trump administration hasn't said what new Chinese products could be hit by the additional $100 billion in tariffs, but analysts say it's going to probably include a lot more essential consumer goods like cellphones, laptops, and furniture.
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The move will make Amazon Prime more accessible to lower-income households and families, and could help Amazon shake the reputation that shopping its site and paying for its membership program are luxuries instead of more essential services.
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But it was a decision that he made in the late 90s that forever changed l'Arpège: Passard abandoned red meat and re-centered his cuisine around three elements that he deemed far more essential: fish, poultry, and vegetables.
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" As to the notion of tariff reductions, he declared, "There has never been a time in the history of the United States when tariff protection was more essential to the welfare of the American people than at present.
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Or it could simply be that Trump wants to make a big show of cutting costs for programs he doesn't think are vital, like updating Air Force One, versus ones he thinks are more essential for our survival.
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Amazon said on Tuesday that it would only accept new "household staples, medical supplies, and other high-demand products" at its US and European-based warehouses until April 5 to prioritize more essential products amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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As Uber and Lyft team with automakers to invest in AV technology and expand their ride-sharing options, these services may contribute to a decline in personal car ownership that will make such partnerships even more essential to automakers.
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Harmer, now the senior naval analyst at the Institute for the Study of War in Washington, said that the Iraqi military had never really mastered riverine warfare -- fighting on the river -- making the coalition's support all the more essential.
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And no matter how good DIY tech gets, it's unlikely to ever enable ordinary people to safely navigate a complicated, dangerous medical procedure like late term abortion—making the fight for late term abortion rights that much more essential.
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Middle East oil experts say the impending loss of a piece of those two refineries would make the acquisition of Lyondell refinery all the more essential to maintain Saudi Aramco's dominant market position along the Gulf of Mexico coast.
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Because if you, as his mother before you, are bound up with his habit, it becomes even more essential to tell him clearly that you are sympathetic about his anxiety, but using your mane as a crutch is unacceptable.
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He further added that although war surgery was given attention in terms of materials and training during the Balkans conflict, the field was neglected after that period due to other issues needing attention, making Nott's work more essential than ever.
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Details: The task force recommends that the Postal Service separate out commercial packages and mail from more essential deliveries, making them no longer subject to affordability guarantees that come with the service's status as a government-sanctioned monopoly for some offerings.
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Under Joly, the company has also placed emphasis on membership services like its "Geek Squad" tech support to boost margins as the importance of matching prices with online competition becomes ever more essential to keep customers visiting its stores and website.
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Providing ongoing financial incentives for senior executives and non-insider employees has become "more essential than ever" as demands placed on them by the bankruptcy have been and will continue to be significant, iHeart said in court papers on Tuesday.
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The Echo Plus features all of the new higher-end sound features built into the new Echo, along with a built-in smart home hub that aims to make the product an even more essential part of the connected home.
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For investors who wish to assess the kinds of risk associated with their companies' political spending, Citizens United made corporate accountability and transparency even more essential and they have demanded it vocally from the agency that can provide it: the SEC.
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There might be no place more essential to Biden's prospects, in the same way that the Palmetto State was — after Iowa — probably the place most responsible for propelling Obama to the nomination in 231, after Clinton upset him in New Hampshire.
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But as the seasons and years wore on and free time started shining down from the sky again with increasing frequency, I came to realize that work is a far more essential part of life than I had ever guessed.
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"As (coal-fired) plants get older and they do close, those plants which are left are going to become more essential and they will be seeing the price increases as a result of the closure of some of their compatriots," Everett said.
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Streaming audio is more essential to the music industry than ever before, but last week WKCR-FM (89.9), the radio station of Columbia University, abruptly shut its online simulcast, cutting off the eclectic station from listeners outside the reach of its broadcast signal.
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Mr. Dorsey, a co-founder who became permanent chief executive of Twitter almost a year ago, has vowed to turn it around by making it easier to use and by emphasizing real-time elements that could make it more essential to people.
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In spite of a family whose level of dysfunction honestly cannot be described in words — making the film all the more essential — and a welter of his own debilitating social issues, R. Crumb remains resolutely true to who and what he is.
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The more essential question is whether a 2,000-year-old institution that thinks in centuries can once again stand with a foot firmly planted in the best of its tradition while stepping into the future renewed and relevant to a new generation.
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Google is aiming to silence us at a time when our voices are more essential than ever: from Maven, to Dragonfly, to the Walkout, collective action and worker organizing has helped check unethical and selfish executive decision making, where "official channels" continually failed.
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There's live-wire receiver Dede Westbrook, for one, and a running game that could find a way through the Hoover Dam if given an hour, but there's no ingredient more essential to the Sooners' success, or more enjoyable to watch, than its signal-caller.
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Banding together as the Compton's Coalition, so-named after the trans riot at Tenderloin diner Compton's Cafeteria that predated Stonewall by three years, the organizations are promoting the district as a place where TLGB people can access services that are more essential than ever today, including healthcare.
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It doesn't really help the overall effect that you can push another button on the ceiling console and a member of Waymo's support staff will start chatting with you through the car's speakers (although this would probably feel less creepy and more essential out on real streets).
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Hence it's an acceptable ideal only if combined with a pay scale that adequately rewards people who lack the talents required for the most highly paid jobs, but work hard at other, often even more essential jobs — from teachers, nurses, and police to cleaners and waste collectors.
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If the Pines was a season-specific playground, where the swimming pool was the dominant feature (as well as a backdrop for the more essential architecture of the community: the nearly naked, well-toned male body) then here, the dinner party is the primary social currency.
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And the senator's message aligns with that of the world's top experts on pandemics and infectious disease, who are urging Americans to stay home and pushing for the expansion of virus testing the production of more essential medical equipment to deal with the surge in patients.
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"I find spirituality so much more essential in a world like the one I live in now," he said, as he moved to the front porch, where he sank into a love seat, crossed his legs and, for the first time that afternoon, offered his undivided attention.
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"Our country is at a crossroads, and as the Administration in Washington, D.C., continues to advance hateful, draconian policies targeting women, immigrants, and other marginalized communities, the experience and determination of candidates like Jessica Cisneros is more essential than ever," Pressley said in a statement released by Cisneros's campaign.
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More Americans died during the Revolutionary War than have ever died from terrorism, and that occurred at a time when our population was much smaller; yet despite the loss of life, privacy protections were considered more essential then than they are today, and were even considered synonymous with liberty.
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"It makes it all the more essential to call the man who spoke directly with the President, that the President confided in and said he was holding up this aid because he wanted Ukraine to conduct these political investigations that would help in the next election," Schiff said.
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International Herald Tribune A week ago the Municipal Council of Paris gave President Wilson the keys to the City of Paris, but they neglected to present him with what is far more essential, a good map book, with which to find his way about the city's intricate streets.
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The news is unsurprising as the pandemic spreads across the U.S. As of tonight, more than 8,000 people have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, across all States and D.C. As residents increasingly adhere to stay in place orders, food delivery is becoming an even more essential aspect of daily life.
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Yun added that while he believes the State Department had the White House's support in its broader policy of engagement with North Korea, the upcoming talks make it all the more essential to ensure there is "no gap" in the synchronicity between the President and the diplomats who enact his policy.
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Seven years later, after all the seismic shifts, the landscape looked starkly different, and it was difficult not to wonder — as you visited the temporary and permanent playgrounds of Rio, some far from full — how much Brazilians would have benefited by spending all this capital and energy on more essential matters.
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The problems "Crimson Contagion" revealed were more than usual federal and state government friction: "The United States, the organizers realized, did not have the means to quickly manufacture more essential medical equipment, supplies or medicines, including antiviral medications, needles, syringes, N95 respirators and ventilators, the agency concluded," the Times reports.
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This initial taster from their debut EP of the same name is both personal to them and utterly applicable to all, and the trio's intent is clear: each line, and indeed, their very existence, offers a vote of confidence for the outsider, the underdog, which makes their existence all the more essential.
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Good reading is probably more essential to good writing than any other activity; students can produce effective English only by consuming great quantities of it first, finding their rhythm, and absorbing the grammar of the written page by reading, much as they learn the spoken language when they are younger by listening.
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To the Editor: Re "Putting the Glam in Mammogram" (Thursday Styles, June 6): While massages and goody bags are nice inducements to get a mammogram, as you report some clinics are doing, it is more essential to provide culturally competent staff members to increase mammogram rates among those with less access to care.
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The debate over how companies and governments should respond is already underway, with some observers arguing that countries must make more essential products including medical supplies at home in order to prevent shortages, an impulse that could accelerate a rollback of globalization exemplified by the trade war between the United States and China.
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It blocked out theaters without notifying subscribers, it framed its numbers to make it look more essential than it actually was, it limited access to a popular movie going up against a less-popular film MoviePass itself was advertising, and it tried to play hardball with AMC Theatres, the biggest chain in the world.
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Antioxidants are more essential now than ever before, for the same reasons we've also become more aware of what it is we need protection against: the knowledge of worsening environmental pollution, oxidative stress, smog, poor lifestyle choices, pretty much anything that isn't living in a climate-controlled bubble consistently pumped full of fresh air.
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If you found yourself slipping on some headphones and sliding out of reality more than ever this year, you're not alone: In the toxic bummer-barrage that was 2016, music was more essential than ever—not just as a distraction or antidote, but also as a conduit for our ever-mounting frustrations and anxieties.
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Add to this Russia's apparent meddling in our presidential election and one has to strain to remember a time when relations with Russia or the Soviet Union were worse and when it was more essential for our policy makers and military commanders to have good intelligence on the military activities and the intentions of Russia.
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Because it's a network, every new user makes the platform that much more essential, whether you're one of the Monthly Active Users that Twitter is so often maligned for not adding fast enough — or whether you're one of the hundreds of millions of people who are consuming news elsewhere about what's happening on Twitter.
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Last week, Harmon was compelled to give a statement to Entertainment Weekly about recent efforts to doxx and harass the show's female writers under the assumption that women have been given writing credits on Rick and Morty's recent season instead of the male writers that certain fans believe are more essential to the show's strengths.
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In the spirit of presenting you with the very best items to shop 365 days a year (but especially during a time where all things self-love and self-care have never felt more essential), we asked some of the top sex toy brands and retailers to share their bestselling vibes, plugs, and more.
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" After beating Wall Street estimates in its on Tuesday, Apple CEO Tim Cook said in an interview with CNBC's Josh Lipton, "The smart phone is becoming even more important to people because it's going across so much of your life... With things like AR… I think it becomes even more essential than it currently is.
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Alicia Silverstone and her 7½-year-old son Bear Blu are firm believers that some vegetables a day keep the doctors away — and while celebrating the launch of mykind Organics Herbals, the Clueless alum reveals that Bear can tell whether or not his body needs more essential nutrients by simply taking a peek into the toilet bowl.
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Every time Nokia launched a new Windows Phone, it had to dodge and duck the question of when there'll be an Instagram app for the OS. Even as Microsoft was beating Google at providing a smoother and slicker first-party app experience, Google was winning handily in having the more essential apps and the more enthusiastic third-party ecosystem.
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"In a time when mutual understanding of our contemporaries in the MENA region is of the utmost importance, when networks of communication between artists all over the world continue to define and shape the political landscape across political and cultural divides, the artist's voice has never been more essential," states Thomas O. Kriegsmann, Director of Programs.
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Aside from "Friends" and "The Big Bang Theory," here are more essential properties that will be available on HBO Max:WarnerMedia announced a five-year agreement with "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" director J.J. Abrams and his production company Bad Robot last week to create exclusive movies and TV for all of the company's platforms, including HBO Max.
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In an era when point-guard productivity appears to be more essential than ever, it's easy to envision James L. Dolan, the Garden strongman, pacing outside the office of the team president, Steve Mills, and poking his head inside to inquire about an Irving deal, like an impatient child from the back seat of the car.
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"He added that if senators have any questions about Trump's motivation, however, that "makes it all the more essential to call the man who spoke directly with the president, that the president confided in and said he was holding up this aid because he wanted Ukraine to conduct these political investigations that would help him in the next election.
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"If you have any question about the President's motivation, it makes it all the more essential to call the man who spoke directly with the President, that the President confided in and said he was holding up this aid because he wanted Ukraine to conduct these political investigations that would help in the next election," Schiff said.
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The other is that, as Get Your Guide continues to break ground on changing the conversation around travel, building its own content rather than relying on others to fulfil its vision will become ever more essential, and paves the way for how the company will approach adding ever more components into the chain between your home and your destination.
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The authors argue that the first tier lobbying organizations are analogous to the current generation of very wealthy families who now pay for every conceivable tutor so that their children can be advantaged in applying to elite prep schools and colleges, which are now more and more essential to getting ahead in our increasingly economically stratified society.
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"In light of the current administration's overt efforts to make it easier for the fossil fuel industry to pollute our air and water, it is more essential than ever that Congress resist efforts to increase fossil fuel production," the groups wrote to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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"In light of the current administration's overt efforts to make it easier for the fossil fuel industry to pollute our air and water, it is more essential than ever that Congress resist efforts to increase fossil fuel production," the groups wrote to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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He could become even more essential to passing President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's legislative agenda when the already-thin Republican majority narrows even further in 2018.
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It's also a favorite term of art in Silicon Valley tech and venture capital circles: see for example this excellent (and scary) recent piece by my editor Danny Crichton, in which young VC firms attempt to overcome a lack of the startup capital that is essential to their business model by creating, as perhaps an even more essential feature of their model, impossible working conditions for most everyone involved.
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We assembled them not because there are more of them than ever before, or that they're collectively more meaningful than they were — as the playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins tells the novelist Ayana Mathis, the author of our story about these artists, "It feels like people are just suddenly noticing that there are black people in the room" — or, importantly, that their voices are somehow more essential than those of black female writers (also numerous and diverse and excellent, beginning with Mathis).
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This is just to sayI have raisedthe limitof the characters onthe webpageand whichyou probably thoughtwere morethan adequateForgive meit's difficultto punishverbal abuseThis is easierand costsless moneyand umSome other stuffuh, thinkfluencing,pivoting to vi A large segment of those protesting the change see it as a diversion from more essential improvements to Twitter, like bettering its harassment reporting tools, killing the platform's giant bot networks, taking an unequivocal stance against hate speech, and banning the Nazis, a phrase that has become all but rote across the site.
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