Sentence examples for situations come from from inspiring English sources

Immigration figures show women in such situations come from China, India, the Philippines and Vietnam among other countries.

"I try to put my body in precarious situations coming from different parts of the floor, different angles to try to get my momentum going moving forward.

Both situations came from a real estate developer in Baltimore, who asked not to be named because he "did not want to come across as gaming the U.S. Treasury".

His term "constructed situations" comes from the French theorist Guy Debord's 1957 manifesto "Report on the Construction of Situations," which called for the artist to generate moments that would jolt the spectator out of passivity, rendering him the co-creator of a less mediocre life.

Such is the case for power law distributions encountered in a wealth of situations coming from physics, geophysics, biology, lexicography as well as social and financial networks.

SOST's bone specificity in non-pathological situations comes from its specific expression in osteoblasts and osteocytes rather than it having any endogenous bone-targeting properties.

The most promising approach to describe the situation comes from the theory of "superstrings".

Mr. Becker's tie to the Madoff situation came from a Madoff account held by his mother, who died in 2004.

An illustration of the agency's situation comes from a comparison of the allocated budgets of it and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Most of the bad reasoning on the postwar situation comes from an almost ridiculous error – forgetting that not having competitors doesn't help if you also don't have any customers.

Much of the delight that audiences of the late Depression derived from this situation came from their knowledge that Whiteside was modeled on Woollcott, who was first offered the role, which Monty Woolley created on Broadway.