Sentence examples for circumstances underlying from inspiring English sources
In any case, this 2012 piece shows us, with no need of updating, that the circumstances underlying the Black Lives Matter movement preceded its actual founding, in 2013, in response to the acquittal of Trayvon Martin's killer.
Not taking into account the circumstances underlying the "assignment" of shift type could lead to biased effects of the work schedule.
Indeed, Jon Stewart made great fun of Dobbs last night, pointing out that Dobbs' own network, CNN, had meticulously debunked all of the theoretical circumstances underlying the conspiracy.
But she said she recognizes that the circumstances underlying the protesters' request "have provoked genuine concern on behalf of all those involved.
This could be attributed to the set of circumstances underlying the failed healing that occurs in tendinopathy and to the subsequent positive feedback reaction.
By using decomposition analysis of socioeconomic inequality in FSS at four periods of the life course, this study can shed some light on the circumstances underlying health inequalities across the life course.
The duration of warfarin treatment depends on the circumstances and underlying causes of the condition.
And in those circumstances, the underlying growth rate of the UK and US economies might have increased meaningfully.
Under such circumstances, the underlying life-limiting mechanisms appear to exhibit a probabilistic microstructural hierarchy in fatigue resistance that is controlled by susceptibility of local microstructural neighborhoods to early damage and the growth of small cracks.
Under these circumstances, the underlying mechanisms of resistance might be expected to be common to primary and secondary types.
The circumstances that underlie Dr. Anderson's prescriptions (large classrooms and a lack of funding for tutoring, family counseling or other alternative therapies) are unlikely to change, although his ability to prescribe medication in the hope of improving student performance might.
