In those instances, circumstances will swiftly conspire to raise the existential-absurdist ante and place his and others' lives in dire jeopardy.
Immigrants come into this country in order to flee poverty, violence, and persecution, which are, in many instances, circumstances that the United States government has helped perpetuate with its involvement abroad.
Yet, in some instances, circumstances were unique to each group.
But in this instance, the circumstances are not normal.
The S.E.I.U., with more than two million members, has probably done the best job among large unions of adapting to the new workplace, organizing health-care workers and janitors, for instance, in circumstances that did not allow for traditional industrial organizing.
In 2007, my mom and I once again found ourselves together on a battlefield, although in this instance the circumstances were peaceful and the location was Fredericksburg, Va., on a tour of Civil War sites.
It doesn't specify, for instance, the circumstances under which the agency would need to order quarantines or euthanasia.
It occurs at constituent level and below, with three of the eight instances being circumstances (one downranked), while six are Qualifiers: Thus, as Table 11 shows, where Bowen favours spatial meaning as Qualifiers, Patrick favours Matter.
For instance, under what circumstances does psychoanalysis work better than a placebo?
The definition implies a general presumption against terrorism, not its sweeping moral condemnation in each and every instance, whatever the circumstances and whatever the consequences of desisting from it.
