Sentence examples for for everyday situations from inspiring English sources

"We designed the objects for everyday situations in Norway.

So meMINI's makers really do need to pull off a dramatic miniaturisation trick for this to be a comfortable wearable for everyday situations.

Reading English texts online, communicating with international business partners via e-mail, understanding transnational policies or contracts these are examples for everyday situations in which sufficient English reading proficiency is a necessity.

Like the rest of Newton's physics, the second law of motion holds up for a staggering array of everyday situations and is a workhorse in modern science and engineering.

They (Kira goes by gender-neutral pronouns: they/them/their), rattled off a list of everyday situations that are often made a living hell for trans people.

He plays himself in a variety of everyday situations – from getting stoned with a neighbour to making his babysitter cry out of pity for him being so pathetic.

The same is true for other people, and for many everyday situations.

A great alternative is the Pocket First Aid & CPR app, $2 on iOS, which covers fewer emergencies but offers quick access to step-by-step instructions for more everyday situations, like an allergic reaction.

Designing Ubiquitous Information Systems (UIS) for supporting complex everyday situations requires extended design methods and models.

Campus-based presenters inspired participants to consider what it means to be social justice leaders on campus, including standing firmly against sexual violence; with specific strategies explored for intervening in everyday situations reeking patriarchy, ranging from lewd comments and gestures directed at women to rape and domestic violence.

When the general public and policymakers would have a preference for cure in these everyday situations, this might have far-reaching consequences for policy decisions, because policymakers may be guided by their own as well as the general public's subjective appreciations (i.e. the public opinion).