Sentence examples for example of the circumstances from inspiring English sources
Most dramatically, Justice Antonin Scalia had rejected a motion that he recuse himself from a case that provided a textbook example of the circumstances a Justice should avoid.
Professor Rosen pointed, for example, to the circumstances in 2010 of Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska, who ran for re-election as a write-in candidate and for whom election officials allowed poorly spelled versions of her name.
An example of these circumstances is the Langhe region (Piemonte, NW Italy), where woody plantations such as vineyards and orchards have been cultivated on hillslopes for centuries.
A first example of this circumstance comes from a generalized debate among cardiologists as to the use of warfarin versus aspirin to prevent thromboembolic complications in chronic atrial fibrillation.
Some also cite the neoconservatives' pro-democracy rhetoric in justifying the war in Iraq as an example of the kind of circumstances that democracy promotion can lead to.
Some examples of this circumstance are the controls performed for glucose, and ABE as the adaptation rate is limited by the rate of BGA measurement.
One example of such circumstances involves the death of Mr Michael Dwyer, an Irish citizen in Bolivia.
My brother is also a good example of the kind of mitigating circumstances that sometimes attend being grossly overweight.
For example, under the circumstance of domestic policy supports, the political contacts of family members can provide noninstitutional protection for their enterprise (Yu and Pan 2008; Wu et al. 2009).
CAIRO — A prime example of the difficult financial and economic circumstances that the new Egyptian government faces is the billions of dollars it owes foreign oil companies.
