Mr Brown finally succeeded Mr Blair, and clever tactics and conducive circumstances gave him a giddy bounce in the opinion polls.
Under conducive circumstances, no one can entirely withstand it.
There could hardly have been more conducive circumstances to a fiasco than those relating to this new national scheme which overnight brought into existence an expanded unelected bureaucracy with massive discretionary powers.
All in all, not circumstances conducive to an auspicious habitus, especially for an aspiring master thinker.
In the downstate region, about 600 people die a year under circumstances conducive to organ donation (the typical qualifying donor is a middle-aged stroke victim); in these emergency circumstances, New York has around a 50 percent consent rate — much better than the 13 percent on the official registry, but still below the 67 percent rate nationally.
Circumstances conducive to contemporary enlightenment were in place from the start: an observant Muslim woman, presumably given Kirkus's sensitivity training, was assigned a review about a book featuring a female Muslim character; the protagonists' races and relationships were adequately described.
By providing a simplifying and selective cognitive routine of understanding the etiology of corruption based on a cultural model of health and ill-health, the evocation of "four winds" conveniently circumvents the need to bother with the complex political, economic, and institutional circumstances conducive to corruption.
Through strategic messaging, the Obama administration helped create circumstances conducive to successful diplomacy.
We begin by screening our initial moral judgements to eliminate those in which we have little confidence and those made under circumstances conducive to error.
American single parents also work more hours for less pay — not a circumstance conducive to raising young children.
And as that awful work proceeds, in circumstances hardly conducive to rational analysis, an adequate response to the atrocities must be framed.
