Sentence examples for situations for its from inspiring English sources

China's industrial growth continues to slow, and these are four likely situations for its economy in 2013.

It is unlikely for EFV to be given in subjects who are highly treatment resistant as it is widely considered as a "first-line" agent for treatment-naive subjects; however, there may be situations for its use in later stages of therapy.

The UN's security management team is currently assessing the situation for its offices, and the UN has appealed to the Pakistani government to tighten security once more.

The impulse is already there, but this will add to the distraction and the Kremlin will not miss the chance to use the situation for its advantage," he said.

If the bill were instead voted on in this Congress and, according to the New York Times's Jonathan Weisman, "Democratic leadership" is asking House Speaker John Boehner to bring the ban up for a vote by Saturday the situation for its supporters could be even worse.

In a telephone interview, Seeberg said Friday while he was reluctant to draw comparisons between the Te'o tale and his daughter's case, he, among others, is wondering why Notre Dame began an immediate investigation over a matter that seems to be nothing more than a very embarrassing situation for its star football player.

Its proper management will not only improve the situation for its resident species, but will also attract more migratory and vagrant species in the future.

One of the most interesting lessons from the Schlumberger experience is that when a company takes steps to improve the situation for its female employees "the first to benefit are men," says Bismuth.

Centrist election candidate Francois Bayrou accused the government of using the situation for its own political ends.

With approximately 20 individuals left in its native habitat, the Hainan gibbon (N. hainanus) is the rarest primate in the world [ 6, 13, 14], and the situation for its closest relative, the Cao-vit crested gibbon (N. nasutus) with approximately 100 individuals left [ 12, 77], as well as for other gibbon species, the situation is alarming.

It has been historically regarded as an agricultural pest in its native range in South America, as noted by Charles Darwin during his voyage on the H.M.S. Beagle: "A small green parrot (Conurus murinus; early synonym of M. monachus), with a grey breast, appears to prefer the tall trees on the islands to any other situation for its building-place.