Sentence examples for circumstance it has from inspiring English sources

While English adapts its vocabulary to circumstance, it has no way of adapting its spelling.

Under this circumstance, it has been widely demonstrated that coefficients estimated through fixed effects might be inconsistent and biased, since they are based on the assumption of strict exogeneity.

Living a fairly quiet life, not really by choice but by circumstance, it has definitely taken some effort to learn to "let it roll off my back" at times.

It has conveyed that, considering its circumstances, it has been at once savvy and humane.

"But if you lose in those circumstances it has to be the coach's fault".

In such circumstances it has been shown that chemomechanical effects can lead to changes in the hardness as well as the fracture resistance of bulk oxides.

In these circumstances, it has become critical to consider the reliability aspects of a system and its components at the design stage.

On each occasion that the Supreme Court has had to confront such drastically changed circumstances, it has adopted the approach of seeing constitutional government as an ongoing experiment.

"I wish sometimes it was all about relaxing," Rodriguez said, adding later: "With all the circumstances, it hasn't been too bad.

"It is easy to understand that under these circumstances, it has become impossible for people to read," said Ibrahim Abdullah, a novelist who lives in Amman, Jordan.

It offers little prospect of a move towards greater proportionality and in certain circumstances it has even less proportionality than first past the post".