Sentence examples for circumstances finding from inspiring English sources

In those circumstances, finding the next generation of TV hits is not going to be easy.

In such circumstances, finding and rehabilitating the most probable failure surface is of little merit, as rehabilitating that surface does not improve the safety of the slope as a whole.

As postmodernism took hold and the real world started to gaze more intently at its navel, superheroes followed suit, dwelling endlessly on their own motivations and circumstances, finding themselves morally compromised, and wondering where they stood in the world.

He also pledged to improve citizens' lives, including offering "better schooling, more stable jobs, more satisfying incomes, more reliable social security, higher levels of health care, more comfortable housing conditions and a more beautiful environment," so they can "look forward to their children growing up in better circumstances, finding better work and living in better conditions".

Under the best of circumstances, finding an assistant-professor job is a harrowing process, as colleges and universities shift toward non-tenure-track and part-time instructors.

In the circumstances, finding a unitary authority in Iran for the U.S. government to engage with is probably impossible.

It's a privilege to see them in solitude and in togetherness, individuals bound by something as ordinary as kinship and as extraordinary as circumstance, finding sorrow as well as joy in the realization that they are strangers no longer.

What could have been complicated under the circumstances -- finding out that her sixth grader was being dismissed at 11 a.m., and her fifth grader was being dismissed at noon -- was surprisingly simple.

Entertainment Weeklys Leah Greenblatt commented that Loud shows Rihanna "undefeated by her worst circumstances — and finding redemption in exactly the kind of pop nirvana that made her famous in the first place".

Specific approach to such families, joint effort with social services, understanding local circumstances and finding new solutions in order to reach the unreached is required.

The Home Office said the hacking powers dated from the 1997 Police Act and would most likely only be used in "exceptional circumstances" such as finding missing people.