Sentence examples for its present circumstances from inspiring English sources

What book would you recommend for a general history of the country and its present circumstances?Though written from the perspective of just one of South Africa's racial groups, I found Hermann Giliomee's 700-page "The Afrikaners: Biography of a People" (C. Hurst & Co, 2003) the most fascinating of the various histories on South Africa (reviewed by The Economist here).

In his present circumstances, the question felt like a command.

Birds and butterflies implied the baby was being deposited at the hospital as a way of enabling it to fly free from its present grim circumstances.

But snoozing as the oncoming train barrels towards us just won't cut it in present circumstances.

"Fidelity to the Constitution means applying its text and its principles to our present circumstances, and making use of the entire tradition of opinions and precedents that have sought to vindicate and implement the Constitution," he writes.

Somewhat justifiably in its account of our break almost fifty years ago and quite insultingly in its description of my present circumstances and priorities.

At around the same time, Roberto Perotti's "The 'Austerity Myth': Gain Without Pain?" reported at the Bank for International Settlements that, "These results cast doubt on at least some versions of the 'expansionary fiscal consolidation' hypothesis, and on its applicability in the present circumstances".

It's obvious that in the present circumstances it would give the Bank latitude to allow a temporary inflation overshoot".

But, under present circumstances, it was definitely soothing.

Exactly what is it suggesting in the present circumstances?

If not, then to carry it out in the present circumstances would be honorable, right and overdue.