Sentence examples for correct circumstances from inspiring English sources
"A second place under correct circumstances might be better than a win on grounds of orders," Mateschitz said.
Using circularly polarized light, one can effectively tune materials parameters, under the correct circumstances, to drive a frustrated Mott insulator toward a chiral spin liquid.
Practitioners who are trained to recognise "fear without solution" behaviours, in the correct circumstances, may be able to spot signs of abuse and neglect after they have occurred because the effects of maltreatment can travel across time.
Under the correct circumstances, these positive feedback loops could function as a bistable trigger for mitosis, and oscillators with bistable triggers may be particularly relevant to biological applications such as cell cycle regulation.
The correct circumstances of application are broader than those in which the word is simply functioning as a synonym for 'every single one.' We know this because in all sorts of cases we use and interpret the word in this way and do so with ease.
With respect to 'all,' I don't think exactly the same thing is going on (at least not in terms of the genealogy), but it seems clear to me that the correct circumstances of application for the word 'all' include all the particular cases we've mentioned above.
On a practical level, support can help us resolve or correct the circumstances that lead to the difficulties in the first place.
If the Turkish account is correct, the circumstances under which Khashoggi died match Hollywood horror movies for monstrosity, even while the response of some political leaders plumbs the depths of Machiavelli's The Prince for cynicism.
Confucius' analysis of the lack of connection between actualities and their names and the need to correct such circumstances is often referred to as Confucius' theory of zhengming.
They are correct; the circumstances were worse.
