Sentence examples for while situations from inspiring English sources

"While situations like this are not common, it is the case that malicious and groundless allegations against teachers have been a serious problem in our schools.

Some insist that the ICC has no place in Africa and that African states must withdraw from the court because the institution has intervened primarily in African conflicts, while situations outside the continent are not investigated.

While situations like these sometimes do end in tragedy, a growing body of research supports the view that in situations of adversity people have a greater potential for resilience in crowds than when alone.

He added that while situations where riders were attacked were "unacceptable", residents had complained to him about some cyclists behaving badly.

While situations like those facing Padmapper and 3taps does stoke the fires along this philosophical rift, and while new disruptive companies like Airbnb are possible to build, the real challenge presented to the startup community is to figure out a way to reimagine the next generation Craigslist — not through direct attacks on areas on its site, but perhaps through a more indirect approach.

An example of this was in Table 1 where 'Play where children and adults participate together' was chosen above the more expansive 'Situations which contribute to children's social development' while 'Situations which build on children's own initiatives' was privileged over the more classic situation of 'Free play'.

While Situation Rooms aims to highlight the realities of a wider world, You Once Said Yes is about highlighting the realities and personality of the participant.

As discussed previously, situation B holds the highest strain energy increment, while situation A has the lowest one.

Once in a while, the situation can be so dire that starting over really is the only solution.

While the situations may be Mr. Stark's, the stylized imagery is Mr. Cooke's.

The actors act with visible relish while the situations congeal into the obvious and predictable.