Sentence examples similar to rendering situations from inspiring English sources

To say that I fully understand would be incorrect, because I don't think any of us can fully understand until we have had to face those same heart-rendering situations.

However, in Burundi, the curricula of the new cadres of HRH remained 'unofficial' rendering their situation precarious.

Heywood wrote: "The heat... was so intense that the sweat frequently ran in streams to the scuppers, and produced maggots in a short time... and the two necessary tubs which were constantly kept in place helped to render our situation truly disagreeable".

If a person assumes such a role her "absence" in a situation where she is duty-bound to intervene can render the situation of others worse (ibid., 205).

This could also apply to women and girls fleeing these situations — rendering help even further out of reach, critics say.

Situations rendering a specific therapy as "not appropriate" include lack of response, adverse events and poor access to therapy.

Other situations rendering patients ineligible were any chemotherapy for recurrent tumour; a history of malignancy other than in situ carcinoma of the cervix or nonmelanoma skin cancer; inability to comply with treatment or follow-up; and pregnancy, lactation or unwillingness to consider effective contraception.

It required a deal of philosophical inventiveness to render this situation benign.

It is the combination of the two that has rendered the situation so intractable.

The early-19th-century planners of Manhattan's grid system acknowledged they had left little room for parks but noted that "those large arms of the sea which embrace Manhattan Island render its situation, in regard to health and pleasure... peculiarly felicitous".

"Republicans want to render that situation [doing nothing until January] unthinkable".