Sentence examples for generating a situation from inspiring English sources

Soqotran pastoralists have become increasingly reliant on odd jobs to make ends meet, thus generating a situation in which pastoralists have moved 'from living off, to living for' their herds.

Although not presently demonstrated in breast cancer, the possibility of heterogeneous association between cleavage products of ER and other regulatory proteins could be proposed, generating a situation that may mimic the behaviour of chimaeric receptors.

However, this only provides a partial explanation, as embryos lacking a VE develop symmetrically (Perea-Gómez et al., 1999; Waldrip et al., 1998), suggesting that our experimental conditions might be generating a situation that does not occur in the embryo.

The '10 × 20' initiative, launched in 2010 to promote the development of 10 new antibiotics by 2020 has resulted, so far, in only two new molecules, and the number of new drugs in the market is steadily decreasing, generating a situation that enhances the risks of returning to the pre-antibiotic era (Boucher et al., 2013).

"Coups, strikes, marches, threats," he said, "all this harms everyone and generates a situation of instability, fears and a lack of confidence".

"It is not tolerable that when governments face difficult situations or economic crises, all it should take to generate a situation of instability is an uprising by a group of colonels," the foreign minister of Chile, Juan Gabriel Valdes, said.

"We have generated a situation of enormous speculation under the motto 'take the money and run'," says Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, head of the Confindustria, the employers' association.Consob has ruled twice that BPI improperly acted in concert with other shareholders.

These two trends generate a situation in which the demand for all kinds of health products is rising [23].

Each agent is responsible for dealing with a particular situation, and its output may generate a situation that will be dealt with by other agent.

The air gap that separates the antenna from the medium generates a situation where the migration velocity field varies vertically even if the medium is homogeneous.

As example, the following legal plan generates a situation when all the active obligations in the situation s 1 are fulfilled which means that s 1 is strongly globally enforceable.