Sentence examples for circumstances setting from inspiring English sources
"It might be very difficult for a freed slave to make a living in that economy; under such circumstances setting slaves free was both inhumane and irresponsible".
Under such circumstances, setting 1/3rd of data aside for testing might give better results.
For the book, I looked at the literature on what circumstances set people up for making intergroup tensions worse.
Her original defence team may take comfort from that, but what jury would have convicted her in a trial, in all the awful circumstances set out above?
Moreover, negotiating under these circumstances sets a dangerous precedent in which the nation can be held hostage to overturn laws that have been democratically settled.
Petitioner further contends that the state deprives him of his liberty without due process of law by its failure, in the circumstances set forth, to provide any corrective judicial process by which a conviction so obtained may be set aside.
The criteria are considered by an eight-member Special Circumstances Committee in the District Attorney's office, which reviews all cases that fall under one of the 19 categories of special circumstances set by state law.
Victory could – in ideal circumstances – set up a rubber match for Crolla against the Liverpudlian Derry Mathews, who won the WBA's interim title by beating Tony Luis over 12 rounds in Liverpool in April.
I, [REDACTED] state on oath that the facts and circumstances set forth in the foregoing Affidavit are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
But it also grows from relationships, both personal and political, and is framed by how the actions of particular players in specific circumstances set the course for the future.
Our data suggest that, under stressful circumstances set in motion by mitochondrial mutSOD1, the normally pro-surviving Bcl-2 protein changes its phenotype, becomes toxic and destabilizes mitochondrial homeostasis through a mechanism independent of the classical cell death pathway.
