Sentence examples for the external situation from inspiring English sources

Richards said Channel 4's financial prospects were worsening because the "external situation" in the market had deteriorated considerably since an Ofcom review 18 months ago.

From Freud came the fruitful perspective that sees social behaviour and attitudes as generated not merely by the external situation but also by internal emotional needs springing from childhood needs for recognition, authority, self-expression.

Aleksei B. Miller, the chief executive of Gazprom, in a visit to European capitals late last month, suggested that Europeans reconsider their opposition to new Russian pipeline proposals, in light of the "external situation" in North Africa, a region that competes with Russia to export pipeline gas to Europe.

The latter doubts are not fully justified given the external situation (outside the prime minister's control), featuring a visible slowing in China, continued stagnation in the euro zone, and weak emerging markets performance which, together, have amounted to severe headwinds against Japan's growth.

This approach includes all the internal state of vulnerability and the external situation.

For some runners, the external situation can overtake their mindset, affecting performance.

That is, in a matter of two days, this external situation went from looking like the worst problem in the world -- one that must be avenged -- to a mere bag of shells.

It is as if our minds find a close match between the outside world and the films we have stored in our archives; then we project our own images onto that external situation.

There is a stark contrast between the deteriorating external situation and the continuing progress in internal reforms.

Instead the "generals appearing on TV" was a phenomenon directed at DPRK citizens with two goals: to show that the DPRK's hostile external situation meant citizens had to pull together, and as a "power display" to send a law-and-order message to counter the increasing economic disorder resulting from decades of economic "depression".

To remedy this, they created the Caroline subplot to give GLaDOS an external situation to deal with and to drive the story during the middle act of the game.