Sentence examples for circumstances at the same from inspiring English sources

But let's offer some cheers to the Chicago defence as well and to all the pitchers who have thrown just as well as Mr Humber did on his historic day, but who did not benefit from enough good luck or circumstances at the same time to join one of baseball's most exclusive clubs.UPDATE: Commenters both online and off have raised a number of good points for further analysis:1.

Even in conversation he makes all sorts of cross-connections while maintaining a narrative, and in Brazil on Sunday he compared his drive while struggling with a gearbox problem with Ayrton Senna's similar circumstances at the same venue in 1991.

In either type of study it is difficult to observe multiple iterations of the same decision under different circumstances at the same time.

They were beaten by the same opponents in controversial circumstances at The Willows last month but Salford suffered an even crueller fate as Hull reinforced their reputation as Super League's form team by completing an improbable victory.

Fearing that she had lost her creativity, she blamed circumstances while at the same time altering the facts of those circumstances.

"Countries will be guided by their national circumstances, but at the same time they need also to be guided by our collective needs and collective interest".

"It's tough, under these circumstances, but at the same time, it's good to see the new, drafted guys, starting to come into form," said Phil Hughes, another rookie starter, who faced Kennedy in high school and struck out.

The WTC is phased out between £6,420 and about £18,000, depending on household circumstances, and at the same rate as the CTCs.

The former general announced his endorsement Thursday on CBS' "This Morning," praising Obama's leadership under difficult circumstances, while at the same time criticizing Mitt Romney's domestic and foreign policy plans.

Due to its small network which is reliant on fifth-freedom rights, Drukair regularly leases its aircraft to other airlines, such as Myanmar Airways International, Indian Airlines and Bangkok Airways in order to keep utilisation rates on its aircraft higher than they would under normal circumstances, whilst at the same time earning extra revenue.

Mr. Papavassileiou's extraordinary achievement here is to convey the despair of a king whose destruction is particular to political circumstance, and at the same time to present a universal mirror as bleak and unsparing as Samuel Beckett's.