Sentence examples for modern circumstances from inspiring English sources

Soccer is often called a results business, but modern circumstances dictate that it often be considered more a business business.

Adaptation of the law to new social needs was not made by statute alone; the courts, to a certain extent, adjusted the law to modern circumstances.

"Gabriel" is an elegy, but it is a peculiar one, "unlike anything anyone else has done, a modern poem about modern circumstances," Richard Howard said.

Its concerns are at once intensely particular — rooted in old customs and modern circumstances — and universally recognizable, since Turkish society is hardly unique in its dysfunctional gender politics.

In modern circumstances it can be a bad sign for democracy in a country, while some examples from antiquity show that a change of capital often signalled a political and cultural sea-change.

It divides itself into five scenes in which Hamlet (and a handful of alter egos, one of which is an actor playing Hamlet) and Ophelia are situated in modern circumstances rife with political and sexual violence.

Like a bride wearing something old and something new, Buckingham Palace announced the birth in a way that reflected both traditional pomp and modern circumstance.

This would have been an advantage to societies as they moved into new lands and dealt with new circumstances, including non-modern humans they came in contact with.

In part, yeah, to the extent that any modern economic circumstances can be traced to things that happened centuries ago.

He focused on the 'Renewal in Discourse' on Islamic rules according to modern era circumstances, contrary to some scholars who deal with the historical texts as fixed and cannot be changed though modern day conditions.

This is not as impossible as some think, for much of this law is not divine but "man-made", and made according to pre-modern historical circumstances.