Sentence examples for shift of circumstances from inspiring English sources

The type of homelessness that comes with a short, sharp shift of circumstances.

Interestingly, Devus, Maarli, and another of the block's residents I spoke to, Kweku, were offered a container at Richardson's Yard after being "technically homeless," the type of homelessness that comes with an abrubt shift of circumstances.

I think Miss O'Connor meant, we know that we ourselves might be that freak with very few shifts of circumstance.

I don't begrudge the shift of my circumstances.

While Muir, back in France at the end of his life, did embrace the idea of separate English, Scots and Irish republics, this was a product of shifting circumstances and the foreclosure of other options.

This shift is detailed in "Product of Circumstances," a lecture with pockets of movement, which Mr. Le Roy performed Tuesday night at the French Institute Alliance Française as part of the Crossing the Line festival's lecture-performance series.

Specifically, he was interested in the film's theme of how the shifting economic circumstances of the time resulted in growing contrast and conflict between the wealthy and the poor.

"I can tell you unequivocally that this is a game-changer for me… and quite frankly, on my willingness to continue on this case under these types of circumstances and shifting rules," Ruiz said in court.

For dramatic impact, the film has shifted the circumstances of the first of these incidents – which was the Wilcox train robbery of 2 June 1899, in which a whole railroad car was dynamited apart – to the second incident, which was the Tipton train robbery of 29 August 1900.

Building in flexibility and committing to ongoing monitoring of shifting circumstances can make it easier to adjust and adapt.

Phrases like 'In 100 years' shift the circumstance of evaluation they change the state of the world relevant to the evaluation of the truth or falsity of the sentence but don't change the context of utterance.