Sentence examples for circumstance that allows from inspiring English sources
The weft, or filling, lies entirely at the back and is therefore not visible from the front, a circumstance that allows the use of filling of inferior quality without loss of durability, for only the warp surface is exposed to wear.
It is only random circumstance that allows his behavior to be viewed in a new, heroic light at the end of the film (again, assuming that the climactic chase actually occurred in the film and not in Ronnie's head), which turns the film around and makes a judgment on the audience instead of just Ronnie.
Visitors are now checked at the door, a circumstance that allowed the gunman who killed the two officers to burst through in 1998.
Some said that the trade dispute had harmed their businesses because of a preliminary finding of "critical circumstances" that allows the tariffs to be applied retroactively to goods entering the country 90 days before the ruling.
DI: Yes, a mildly controversial set of circumstances that allowed her to participate in the category.
The squashing of the uprising in circumstances that allow for no glitter of political hope feeds despair and suicidal action.
Professor Cacioppo believes that reflects an evolutionary tendency to "select into circumstances that allow us to stay in a good mood".
And Egyptian society must come to grips with the broader circumstances that allowed Mr. Nabil's detention and persecution to go largely unnoticed.
"I had the human reflex not to let someone die in front of me, but it was the circumstances that allowed it," he said.
"You had this weird moment in history, a confluence of cultural, business and technological circumstances, that allowed writers to be in charge," he said.
