Sentence examples for of the same circumstances from inspiring English sources

Now, with another bitter fight over the budget in the offing, President Bush is faced with many of the same circumstances that confronted his father, including an economy turned sour and a recalcitrant Congress.

To illustrate all these lives as if they were of the same circumstances is appalling and disrespectful.

We don't want any of the same circumstances to happen in other gyms". Hannah, meanwhile, was overwhelmed with the response from Guardian readers.

Federal law, he said, permits a new prosecution arising out of the same circumstances if an element of the crime that prosecutors must prove would be different.

"The psychology here is a psychology of struggle," Mr. Charamba said, "a psychology that we may have to go through some of the same circumstances we endured during our liberation struggle".

Sceptics will say that cultural resistance to contraception remains a hurdle, yet Bangladesh faced many of the same circumstances, including entrenched poverty, low literacy (among women in particular), religious opposition and patriarchal social norms.

But then again, they keep reminding you of the same circumstance you're dealing with on a daily basis, and you just can't get away from it".

Precision is similarly an idealized concept, which is based on an open-ended and indefinite specification of what counts as repetition of measurement under "the same" circumstances (Teller 2013a: 194).

And its supporters, recognizing they did not have the votes, withdrew a similar proposal that also would have allowed disclosure of confidences under the same circumstances in order to mitigate a financial loss.

The invasion of exogenous resistant clones will be facilitated by a 'common nutritional-immunological landscape' of a community of individuals living under the same circumstances, as the 'best invaders' for a given individual are probably the same as for other individuals in the group.

Part two of this study examined the same circumstances under the more realistic conditions of a subchronic exposure.