Sentence examples for on external events from inspiring English sources

Each of these crises has been blamed on external events, not least serious economic recession.

But they are likely to prove messier, less dramatic and more dependent on external events (like another terrorist attack) than either side would ideally hope for.

With this year's election expected to turn in large measure on external events -- a boom in the economy, say, or an unraveling in Iraq -- winning votes through an appeal to values seems more stable.

The Gaza war demonstrated Cairo's true colours in the Israel-Palestine conflict and it is highly likely that the success of these negotiations hinges on external events in Washington, Tel Aviv and Damascus.

The American public had to choose between the apparently unsuccessful policies of the incumbent Hoover, who blamed the depression on external events and alleged that Roosevelt would intensify the disaster, and the vaguely defined New Deal program presented by Roosevelt.

Meanwhile, depending on external events, the broader disagreement on foreign policy between the Tory realists and neocons which Mr Cameron has tried to straddle, and which anyway seems somewhat moot in opposition may become stark.

External ills depend on the variable arrangement of external events (fortunae arbitrium) and on the shifting states of the body.

To evaluate the genuine effect of external events like SSE on seismicity, we need to remove the seismicity due to mainshock-aftershock sequences from the seismicity catalog.

Networks change because of external events.

Happiness is not the result of external events.

Performance can be improved, therefore, by inhibiting the VPC "slave" buffering (a cortical version of blocking ears and closing eyes in order to "concentrate") but, in order to balance task performance against awareness to on-going external events, VPC inhibition is titrated against task difficulty, thus explaining why VPC deactivation is greatest for the most challenging tasks or stimuli.