Sentence examples for situation keeping from inspiring English sources

Florida Coach Terry Murray has tried to defuse the situation, keeping Worrell from the morning skate on Thursday to avoid questions about the incident.

Then Braun called Jon Stewart, who expressed his displeasure, mainly at the way ABC handled the situation, keeping him hanging as they explored other options.

It would be more complicated if your daughter and son-in-law were financially dependent on the bees' honey production, but even in that situation, keeping the hives is ultimately unjustifiable.

There was a "family situation" keeping him at home, Mr. Friedman explained, flipping through messages on his BlackBerry, a number of which were Mr. Batali's updates on the Super Bowl score.

"Not escalating the situation, keeping the rhetoric low, not taking provocative actions, and trying to determine how both Japan and China can work cooperatively together," Obama said, characterizing the advice he gave Abe behind closed doors.

Take a second to observe the situation, keeping in mind that the same tactics for navigating subway crowds may not work for concert crowds or market crowds.

The AFOA operates as an FIR filter for normal situations, keeping the computational cost low, and, when abrupt turns occur, converts to an OF to compensate for the inaccuracy of the FIR filter.

"Taking risks, getting on the ball and relying on the talent of the players to score goals rather than systems and dead-ball situations, keeping clean sheets and not taking risks.

Querrey was reluctant to say definitively if the lack of an American man in the second week in Melbourne was caused more by the lack of quality players or the current health situations keeping some of the top players like John Isner and Mardy Fish out.

By crafting molecules that bind to OTUB1 or UBC13, researchers might be able to interfere with this normal shut-off process in select situations, keeping DNA-fixing machinery running longer.

Behaviour subscale items include items that would not necessarily contribute to poorer glycaemic control (e.g., avoiding being alone) and five behaviors that would: eating large snacks, keeping blood glucose (BG) above 150, keeping BG higher than normal in social situations, keeping BG higher than normal during important activities, and reducing insulin dose.