Sentence examples for circumstances added from inspiring English sources
"He has taken over in extremely tough circumstances," added Brown.
We need to get that staff leadership as strong as we can, under very difficult circumstances," added Ward.
"So it's a very lively and friendly place with children running around and a lot of happiness, in a way, under very difficult circumstances," added Mr. Nylund.
Under these circumstances, adding more subjects to an analysis often wipes out a strong finding, as happened in the Amish study.
It accuses the federal government of "exploiting ignorance about asylum seekers' needs and circumstances" adding that it does this by "encouraging racist media coverage".
Mr. Freeman said courts should be able to force journalists to reveal their sources only in "extraordinary circumstances," adding, "The facts in this case don't seem to warrant it at all".
Duncan Cameron, from the Centre for Global Political Economy at Simon Fraser University, said Carney "has demonstrated in the Canadian context a quite uncanny ability to get things done under difficult circumstances", adding that "as governor he hasn't made any wrong steps".
The foreign secretary said it was not possible to maintain an embassy in the current circumstances, adding that the estimated 200 protesters who invaded the embassy and the British diplomatic compound yesterday were "student basij militia".
She subsequently said in a statement: "I do not condone any kind of abuse under any circumstances", adding that "if the situations described in my book have been painful or triggering for people to read, I am sorry, as that was never my intention".
I'm sure this ghastly cafe won't open, though it really is opening in Geneva, but the very idea that a normal man might be expected to perform under such circumstances adds to the general taxing expectations (and the word "perform" itself is a stressful one, which should probably be phased out).
The scorecard shows he made 15 runs, but the circumstances add context to the bare figures.
