Sentence examples for differences in the circumstances from inspiring English sources

His response begins by noting that a lot of moral diversity rests not on 'disagreement about fundamental moral principles, but partly on differences in the circumstances of different societies, and partly on different views which people hold, not on moral questions but on questions of fact' (FE 18).

The process of maintaining contact with women who participated in CORONIS between their six week follow-up and the three year follow-up is coordinated by each Regional Trial Office to reflect differences in the circumstances between the very different settings for this trial.

Diplomats and other analysts noted important differences in the circumstances surrounding the antigovernment uprisings in Libya and Syria.

The record, briefs, and arguments before us are silent as to legislation or other local conditions in Indiana bearing on the question whether there may be differences, in the circumstances attending suits brought against local companies and those brought against foreign companies, such as to justify a difference in the applicable periods of limitation.

The low mortality rate in the current study (9%) did not allow statistical evaluation of the function of each cause of death, probably because of differences in the circumstances between dialysis facilities.

Subtle differences in the circumstances of early development could thus have far-reaching implications for adult fitness and behaviour; there may be both direct fitness impacts due to reduced performance and compensatory behavioural changes such as risk avoidance and increased vigilance as a response of the individual to its own state (Lind & Cresswell, 2005).

There is, however, a "difference in the circumstances" from the others.

Significant sex differences exist in the circumstances and injury potential when older adults fall indoors and outdoors, highlighting a need for focused prevention strategies for men and women.

The differences in the two circumstances have been thought to result from the nature of the environment-alveolar interface, that interface being liquid liquid in the fluid-filled lung and gas liquid in the air-filled lung.

It also gives us the ability to handle differences in the economic circumstances of our states without threatening the collapse of the entire national economy -- or the financial system -- and to prevent the internal political problems that result.

Thus, whatever is suppressed simply because of political differences is likely, in the circumstances, to be "political".