How To Use Under the circumstances In A Sentence
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It's a narrow definition of freedom, yes, but necessary under the circumstances, we've all been told a hundred times if we've been told once.
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What looks like a slow, dull session even for August, it is, under the circumstances, a grand achievement.
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She asks him tearfully how he can expect her to remain on at Thornfield under the circumstances.
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This does not mean that his account is bland and colourless, but he is striving for scholarly objectivity and clarity as far as that is possible under the circumstances.
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I had before me a stack of final proofs to approve, but under the circumstances it was nearly impossible to read them; every word seemed trivial in comparison to the horrific tragedy.
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Although this new labeling is inconsistent with the current monograph, FDA will not object, under the circumstances presented here, to the new label modification stating "do not use in children under 4," which reflects a more restrictive use of the drugs in children.
DC Metro Area Medical Malpractice Law Blog
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There were errors but under the circumstances they were entirely understandable.
Times, Sunday Times
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You see a statistic called the Subsample Signal Strength or Expressed Population Signal, where under the circumstances of any of these sites, the dendro people would claim that their signal is accurate to within very small percentages – but such claims are clearly unreconciliable with the big divergences between nearby series – a completely different Divergence Problem than the NAS Panel has in mind, but a big one nevertheless.
5 Niwot Ridge Chronologies « Climate Audit
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A day or two afterwards, chancing in the evening promenade on a gun deck to pass Billy, he offered a flying word of good-fellowship, as it were, which by its unexpectedness, and equivocalness under the circumstances so embarrassed Billy that he knew not how to respond to it, and let it go unnoticed.
Billy Budd
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Accusing someone of "plagiarizing" off the Internet, at least under the circumstances herein described, is tantamount to accusing a writer of cheating by using reference books in a library.
Aztec symbolism: part two
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She asks him tearfully how he can expect her to remain on at Thornfield under the circumstances.
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Have the housing unit cleaned upon vacating by fumigation, deodorizing, professional carpet cleaning, or other method appropriate under the circumstances.
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He had never been into this area of the school beforeit was normally strictly off-limitsbut he guessed that under the circumstances no one would mind.
The Overload Protocol
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But I would ask you what country would have done more in fulfillment of that moral responsibility than Israel has done under the circumstances (i.e., a conquered, but very much not pacified population, with very earnest enemies on its borders necessitating constant military readiness).
The Volokh Conspiracy » More on “What if the Palestinians Don’t Want a State?”
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Reagan had little choice under the circumstances, but nevertheless his actions were critical to this happy out-come.
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It's the best result that could be expected under the circumstances.
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It was an impossible, no-win situation for the Patriots under the circumstances.
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Jordan Gallagher's sentence was the minimum prison term allowable under the circumstances.
Chicagotribune.com - News
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By land it would not be more than an hour's climb; but then a _climb_ it must be, and this was almost impossible under the circumstances; whilst, on the other hand, with the wind no longer in our favour, it would be a good two hours getting back by water, and there was the anxiety of not being able to let my father know.
The Story of the White-Rock Cove
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Accusing someone of "plagiarizing" off the Internet, at least under the circumstances herein described, is tantamount to accusing a writer of cheating by using reference books in a library.
Aztec symbolism: part two
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The only other resources we have under the circumstances are the banks, and they, as I understand it, are pretty much involved with stock on hypothecation.
The Titan
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Under the circumstances, if Chaucer ever was a "vallettus camerae
Chaucer's Official Life
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She says, rather startlingly under the circumstances, that he was corrupting her.
Times, Sunday Times
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April 17, 2010, 6: 22 pm neurodoc says: neurodoc: But I would ask you what country would have done more in fulfillment of that moral responsibility than Israel has done under the circumstances.
The Volokh Conspiracy » More on “What if the Palestinians Don’t Want a State?”
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Under the circumstances, a crash was unavoidable.
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When the late Canadian radio host Peter Gzowski had a competition to come up with a phrase comparable to “American as apple pie,” the winner was “As Canadian as possible, under the circumstances.”
FLY FISHING WITH DARTH VADER
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Under the circumstances, the principal was justified in expelling this student.
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I do use the viewpoint of cultural relativism; I think it's the only thing we can do under the circumstances.
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Under the circumstances, we had every reason to be suspicious.
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The large outer office looked bare and empty, but under the circumstances that was natural.
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Under the circumstances, I am advising my client to make no response.
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While heaping these compliments on Mr Flintwinch, he rolled him about with a hand on each of his shoulders, until the staggerings of that gentleman, who under the circumstances was dryer and more twisted than ever, were like those of a teetotum nearly spent.
Little Dorrit
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You have spoken of the Club as being honoured by my presence here; I have no doubt the observation was kindly meant, but I have equally no doubt that you all realise how in the plain and simple and unvarnished truth the honour under the circumstances is all mine.
Some Things the War Means
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under the circumstances I cannot buy the house
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Not being nervous is, of course, probably impossible under the circumstances.
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I tried to make it flow as much as possible under the circumstances.
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Under the circumstances, Al can't be much blamed for feeling kind of worshipful as he walked out onto the water.
He Don't Know Him
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But under the circumstances with incomplete information, price leadership may contribute to the coordination of prices among the enterprises and constitute the concerted practice.
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The three stories were as close to word-for-word identical as anything he might have hoped for under the circumstances.
WITHOUT REMORSE
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I think she coped very well under the circumstances.
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For those with cars, the Interstate "contraflow"-- where all lanes become outbound from the city-- worked fairly well under the circumstances.
Your Right Hand Thief
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Of course I assisted him as well as I could under the circumstances, but as he limped along towards the companion-hatchway, the leader of the desperadoes, that villainous "marquis," who I thought had met with his just deserts long since, not having seen him for some little time among the other fighters, most unexpectedly jumped from the rigging in front of the colonel and aimed a vindictive blow at him with a marline-spike.
The Ghost Ship A Mystery of the Sea
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Which - under the circumstances - was even more oleaginously repellent than expressing regret; somehow managing to rub it in everyone’s face that a) it happened and b) he disapproved morally and isn’t he good?
Saying sorry - the new PR arms race
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'Come and dine with me at the inn,' he exclaimed cordially; 'if one may use such a word as _dine_ under the circumstances.'
The House of Cobwebs and Other Stories
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he acted morally under the circumstances
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This does not mean that his account is bland and colourless, but he is striving for scholarly objectivity and clarity as far as that is possible under the circumstances.
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I think police officers showed admirable restraint under the circumstances.
Times, Sunday Times
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Under the circumstances, the ministry hopes its new policy initiative would bypass the problem.
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It would, he thought with a smile, be most unfitting to explode on landing under the circumstances.
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In future blogs, I'll be addressing a number of centripetal forces -- ways that families maintain themselves and their members under the circumstances of modern life, and not to worry, my answers may not be what you'd expect from an old professor of psychology, grandfather of 8, ritualist extraordinaire.
Marshall P. Duke: Prime Time for Families
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She behaved as any upright citizen would have under the circumstances.
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It would, he thought with a smile, be most unfitting to explode on landing under the circumstances.
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With a kind of detachment, he walked, as casually as he could under the circumstances, towards the door and rung the bell.
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he acted logically under the circumstances
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Under the circumstances, it was no time for sapiently deep thinkers.
End of an Error
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This, under the circumstances, has been justly characterized by one of the witnesses as an expression of remonstrance or expostulation.
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I think she coped very well under the circumstances.
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Under the circumstances, he would have placed himself in serious legal jeopardy, however he answered the question.
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TERRI SCHIAVO'S FATHER: We're just in to see Terri, and she's doing remarkably well, under the circumstances.
CNN Transcript Mar 26, 2005
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It was a fortunate thing, under the circumstances, for the tarantass could not have carried both baggage and travelers.
Michael Strogoff
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Under the circumstances, if Chaucer ever was a “vallettus camerae Regis,” we should expect him to have been so called more than once.
Chaucer's Official Life
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Manpower seems a particularly inappropriate word -- personpower, under the circumstances.
Press Briefing By Mike Mccurry
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The Court noted that negligence is "the lack of due care or failure to do what a reasonable and ordinarily prudent person would do under the circumstances.
Christianity Today
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Under the circumstances they bet on independence, gumption and initiative of section and crew commanders and leaders of combat teams.
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Jaspers looked at Mr. Steger very flatly and wisely — almost placatingly under the circumstances — and
The Financier
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I think police officers showed admirable restraint under the circumstances.
Times, Sunday Times
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It's unavoidable, understandable, and perfectly forgivable under the circumstances.
