Sentence examples for also circumstance from inspiring English sources

"There was some of that but there was also circumstance, desperation, accidents, mistakes".

The difference between the "you" of Ocean's songs and the "you" of the Cure's songs is partly gender (Smith is always addressing a woman), but it is also circumstance.

Both figures reflected the way they played, and the notion that Farrell will never start again for England at No10 ignores not only the vicissitudes of form – Ben Youngs was playing for Leicester during last year's Six Nations when Danny Care was deemed to be a central figure for England – but also circumstance.

There are also circumstances outside of an operator's control.

There are also circumstances where a failure to give these details could itself be an offence.

As David Bell says, 'When someone has spent their whole life functioning in a certain way, breakdown can be an opportunity for change.' There are also circumstances under which breaking down is an entirely rational response.

There are also circumstances that make it easier for group members to share information: for example, when there is a "right" answer, when experts are known, and when the information is demonstrable, not just an opinion.

There are also circumstances, where innovation and per capita economic growth are mutually interdependent.

There are also circumstances where both of Sony's consoles fall behind the base Xbox One.

12. Silins (2005) contends that there are also circumstances in which the thinker in the good case ends up being less reasonable than the thinker in the bad case.

Those factors can be characteristics of nurses (e.g., burnout, attitude toward PwD) but also circumstances of the rating (e.g., at beginning of the shift, after holiday).