Sentence examples for affairs can be found from inspiring English sources

More complex real-world examples of incompatible states of affairs can be found in molecular biology.

A history and an account of the actual (though now somewhat dated) state of affairs can be found in Welti (1987).

These pushcart affairs can be found anywhere - at the east end of the backpacker ghetto on Lebuh Chulia, in the Red Garden center behind the Hotel Continental, on the seafront esplanade.

Perhaps no better expression of the frustration of this state of affairs can be found in Charles Phillips et al.'s review, Where should Momma go? [ 29].

Full reporting of the affair can be found in the Guardian's digital archive.

Many are simple Flash-based affairs and can be found on New Grounds.

The paper contains images of the actual specimens, while a reconstruction of the animal can be found on the Yale University public affairs site (http://opac.yale.edu/news/article.aspx?id=8601).

Although most buffets on the strip are lavish affairs costing more than $15, a few affordable buffets can be found on the strip and elsewhere.

The earlier view can be found in "Events and Propositions" (1970), and "States of Affairs Again" (1971), and Chapter IV of [P&O].

The answer can be found in the story of how the CIA's involvement in NSA affairs finally became public, leading to a public relations disaster.

An alternative explanation for a decrease in charitable giving caused by cognitive decline can be found in older people's reduced willingness and capacities to handle their financial affairs.