Sentence examples for arrangements in the face of from inspiring English sources
Trump's criticism of U.S. allies, including Japan, for free-riding on U.S. security guarantees, has deepened anxiety among Washington's allies about its commitment to post-war security arrangements in the face of a rising China and volatile North Korea.
This suggests that strong epistatic selection maintains favorable combinations of alleles within arrangements in the face of some genetic recombination [14].
Although this complex arrangement seems counterproductive in the face of neurodegenerative diseases (because this seems to impede a constitutive activation of a presumably protective HSR), it raises the hope that there might be a way to manipulate this system, once we have a better understanding of the underlying mechanisms of all pathways involved.
A similar pattern of differentiation between chromosome arrangements that we have observed here has been found in other studies [ 23, 25], whose authors have argued that such patterns arise through directional selection maintaining divergence between chromosome arrangements at specific loci in the face of genetic exchange between them.
This inclusion aims at exploring alternative institutional arrangements for financing local public services in the face of severe economic downturn.
To add to the problem, the Nigerian authorities have very few arrangements for evacuating endangered communities - even in the face of imminent flood risks.
Whatever the pipeline arrangements, it should aim for greater resilience in the face of Russian pressure.
Also, Hulbert's historical sense, so keen elsewhere, seems to have deserted her in the face of Spock's marital arrangements.
This would provide joint control in the face of the lopsided equity arrangement.
This arrangement assumed that patients (and nurses) could distinguish features of one chronic disease from another in the face of multiple morbidities.
The consequence of such an arrangement is that rehearsal processes are disrupted, and processes that require the active maintenance of stimuli in the face of distraction are taxed.
