Sentence examples for think of circumstances from inspiring English sources

"The analysis in the commission's MasterCard decision is almost certain to be applied in this new investigation and it is difficult to think of circumstances in which the Commission would reach a different conclusion on Visa," Mr. Chandler said.

But if you're like me, you'll start to think of circumstances in which you might, a situation in which the exchange of years of bleakness for a week of bliss is worth it.

It's possible to think of circumstances where their resignation wouldn't happen, but impossible to imagine one where it wouldn't be expected.

Given this usage, we can think of circumstances of evaluation — the things which play the theoretical role outlined in §2.1.5 — as made up of indices.

It is admittedly difficult to think of circumstances that would necessitate the use of F90, beyond a Veruca Salt paroxysm of wanting it and wanting it now, but luxury is the antithesis of necessity and Gucci these days is all about childish pleasures.

To build your microgravity skills, try to think of circumstances that qualify for microgravity.

We couldn't think of any circumstances in which his behaviour could be justified.

"I can't think of any circumstances, other than an involuntary extreme situation, that would make me unplug my fridge," she said.

It's easy to think of these circumstances as matters of policing, but in both cases the police were acting upon the perceptions of callers who saw armed black men and deduced a criminal threat.

Last month, Mr Corbyn said he could not think of any circumstances that would lead him to deploy troops in conflicts overseas, prompting former Labour defence secretary Lord [John] Hutton to brand him "completely irresponsible".

When we think of the circumstances in which we might cry, it could be for children a generation below or elderly parents or grandparents a generation above, or of course in moments of self-pity for ourselves.