Sentence examples for circumstance which has from inspiring English sources

The characters are living in an extreme circumstance, which has affected them in such interesting and human ways that you won't seem to mind that much that you have to stretch your credulity a little bit.

Nor, indeed, does he offer any principled grounding for just these categories of being, a circumstance which has left him open to further criticism from later philosophers, including famously Kant who, after lauding Aristotle for coming up with the idea of category theory, proceeds to excoriate him for selecting his particular categories on no principled basis whatsoever.

SES was based on that of the residential area at the time of data extraction and not current individual circumstance, which has been reported to be associated with diabetes prevalence in Victoria [ 15].

New Yorkers have always seemed to possess an inordinately high tolerance -- appetite might be a more accurate word -- for incestuous social circumstances, which has in some part sustained Randall's business.

McLaughlin said Arizona's cuts have created a vicious circle in which the reduction in the availability of childcare has forced working parents to leave their children at home alone or in less than ideal circumstances which has in turn driven up the number placed in foster homes.

In my conversation with Algernon Austin, author of "America is not Post-Racial: Xenophobia, Islamaphobia, Racism and the 44th President," we identified the racial and economic circumstances which has brought our nation to this point.

My dear brother, It's a pity that we are reconnecting under sad and painful circumstances, which have prompted you to write an open letter to me.

"The circumstances which have become known to all did not allow me to initiate work on the ground," Mr. Hitto said in a statement.

The decision to allow Tevez to leave in the first place is based on personal circumstances which have kept him apart from his two daughters.

Richard Whittam, QC, for the crown said the case involved "clearly exceptional circumstances" which had led to the "exceptional procedures" that had been approved by Nicol.

Historically, Brussels competition officials have only used state aid powers in limited circumstances, which have not involved private tax deals awarded by member states to multinationals.