Sentence examples for demands of the situation from inspiring English sources
J.S. is undone by the demands of the situation, and then is remade by what those demands bring out in her.
The person in question doesn't have a personality disorder; the social demands of the situation are different, and she acts accordingly.
They observed the actual demands of the situation and the activities of the first responder actors.
Farm households work decisions are interrelated across the household and they adjust their labor participation according to demands of the situation.
If, as suggested by Vachon et al. (2012), the extraction of visual information can be momentarily degraded by the high cognitive demands of the situation, it is likely that the extraction of information logged in CHEX suffers the same complications.
Common to such views is the focus on skillful and "online" engagement with the world: the ability to engage with others and with one's circumstances by responding to the demands of the situation in a skillful and often effortless manner, without conscious deliberation, reasoning, or planning (often called "skilled coping").
Some protection against bias is provided by the self-report method of data collection but the potential for the demands of this situation to influence the results remains.
The above demand of the situation may be provided only if a channel for exchanging information between the affected community and the persons in charge of disaster risk mitigation and reduction could be established.
In addition to the water oxidizing photosynthesis accomplished by coupling photosystem I and photosystem II activities, they also possess intersecting photosynthetic and respiratory electron transport chains in thylakoid membranes which help them to adjust electron flow in the membranes and linked energy metabolism as per the need or demand of the situation.
Notably, the cognitive demands of this situation are much more challenging than in previous studies carried out in capuchins [12], [13].
These texts construe knowledge as prejudice: knowledge disposes agents to respond to situations on the basis of past learning, when they would be better off acting according to the demands of the particular situation.
