Sentence examples for another set of circumstances from inspiring English sources
Those situations present another set of circumstances that you have to spend a lot of time reviewing, understanding, preparing for.
In another set of circumstances, where such resources are not available, policy makers can encourage the development of clusters to build process-based competitive advantages.
But it is hard to imagine another set of circumstances that would provoke this sort of response.
It is rather a comparison-based emotion (van Dijk & Zeelenberg, 2005), a more complex pattern where the capacity to formulate another set of circumstances is necessary.
Another set of circumstances might be a crisis caused by external instability, such as by conflict in the Korean peninsula or a real rearmament in Japan, which might offer some factions in China a motive to challenge the ruling group, which on present trends might by then have become seen as too pro-American or at least too acquiescent to America.
No sooner that you have chosen and get yourself moving again, you are likely to encounter another set of circumstances that you may or may not have anticipated.
Mr. Hassner also raised another possible set of circumstances: "In the hardball world of 'third party' politics," he wrote, a Liberal endorsement of Mr. Giuliani for governor would lure moderate voters "who admire his executive leadership abilities (if not necessarily some of his policies) but would never vote for him on the Republican line".
The downside is that we sometimes automate patterns that may have limited utility or which are outmoded hand-me-downs from another generation or set of circumstances.
Both sides of the divide are acutely aware that under the present set of circumstances, another serious incident perpetrated by either side could yet again dangerously change the dynamics.
But none of the regimes in Muslim countries became radical as a result, and the ones that did (e.g. the Taliban in Afghanistan, the Morsi regime in Egypt), were forced out of power by one set of circumstances or another.
