Sentence examples for situations might be from inspiring English sources

AGES 3-6 -- Some of the fighting and dire situations might be too intense for small children.

If Palmer sticks with his new system, short-yardage situations might be fullback Quinn Johnson's only crack at playing time.

Individual steps and phrases here certainly have astonishing force; I can imagine that in other circumstances some or all of its situations might be compellingly ambiguous.

In a previous article, I found that some singles in certain situations might be better off taking their benefits sooner rather than later.

Taylor said the new guide, being sent to universities this week, represents the first broad attempt to educate N.C.A.A. members on how those athletes should be treated and how delicate situations might be handled.

Various brokers agreed with those general conclusions about the statewide reversals in May and the reason for them, while pointing out that at the local level situations might be quite different.

But this situation might be different.

In most businesses, this situation might be cause for alarm.

I understand more of what their situation might be.

The Chiefs' situation might be the easiest to diagnose.

The Clinton campaign's financial situation might be more dire than Mrs. Clinton is letting on.