Sentence examples for material situation and from inspiring English sources

Both his uncertain material situation and his failing health in any case made it impossible for their relationship to run a normal course.

They require that some mathematics has already been applied to the material situation, and that we have knowledge of the structural equivalence between S and M. What is needed is a framework in which the relation between the relevant structures is weaker than isomorphism, but which still supports the applicability, albeit in a less demanding way (e.g., Bueno, French and Ladyman 2002).

To a large extent, the chronological age of the plant, percentage humidity of the harvested material, situation and time of harvest, solvent used and the method of extraction were possible sources of variation for the bioactivity of the extracts [ 50- 52].

These objectives include (1) revealing gender bias in biological accounts of sex and gender, (2) analyzing science as a social, value-laden practice and (3) exploring how the social and material situation of biologists affects knowledge production.

A careful examination shows that, given the judicial and material situation of Mr. Assange, France cannot accept his request.

Life was described in several interviews as quite isolated, because of their illness and material situation.

The objective refers to what Escrivá calls Christian materialism: all of creation, even the most material situation, is a meeting place with God, and leads to union with Him.

"A deep examination found that given the judicial elements and the material situation of Mr Assange, France cannot follow through on his request," the president said.

For such a system to be effective, it would be important that, first, the bonus is sufficiently high to substantively affect employers' incentives and workers' material situation (albeit without totally discouraging hiring).

This mind, made by the experience of languaging in the community, knows more about the context of situation than the material situation itself can ever show: and the only way we can establish what that mind views as 'the context' is to be aware of what goes on in language.

She stands resolutely outside and above the action, imbuing it with an unmistakable slant that nonetheless is meant to coalesce with and be inseparable from the material situation she depicts — as if that slant were natural and objective, detachable from her own perspective.