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adequately good for the circumstances.

in fortunate circumstances financially; moderately rich.

An unusual conjunction of circumstances led to the incident.

Yet in the right circumstances a tacit understanding can endure.

It's not easy to bear up under such circumstances.

Rewards work under some circumstances but sometimes they backfire. Spectacularly.

A Good man cought in difficult circumstances; short of Breath

Regardless of our circumstances, each of us can find circumstances and especially people in our lives for whom we should be grateful.

Don’t be quick to judge others based on their circumstances. Instead, judge them based on their ferocity in overcoming those circumstances.

We don't have giant erasers to erase the bad circumstances we all go through.

It would have been better, under any circumstances, to have gone on!

Capable of happening, existing, or being true without contradicting proven facts, laws, or circumstances.

Under the current circumstances, we particularly need to oppose trade and investment protectionism of all forms.

They're long, they're not written in English; in most set of circumstances they are irrelevant.

It demonstrates what happens if there are no exceptional circumstances; namely, it inserts records into the database.

I have never seen the video cable go bad, but I think that in exceptional circumstances it is possible.

In effect, the project team is appointed to understand what can be reasonably built under these circumstances.

Under the new circumstances, it is of particular importance to stress the necessity of following this directive.

"Under normal circumstances, it holds one session each year, which is presided over by the presidium elected."

The convenience of mobile services will enable travelers to be more productive by having just-in-time data pushed to them based on situational circumstances and geographic location.

This book was written before the recent knife-edge election in Ghana, a successful exercise in democracy, conducted in the most strained of circumstances.

Any arbitrator may be challenged if circumstances exist that give rise to justifiable doubts as to the arbitrator's impartiality or independence.

Believe me, that whatever unhappy circumstances may have connected you with George Staunton, the sooner you break them through the better.

The new rules try to correct this, for example by allowing a reward to be paid in some circumstances to whistle-blowers who only grumble internally.

At this tournament, some matches will be played without a Chair Umpire. All players should be aware of the following basic principles when playing a match in these circumstances.

29.4 In exceptional circumstances Members referred to in paragraph 1 may be given departures from their notified programmes and measures and their time-frame by the Committee if such departures are deemed necessary for the process of transformation.

While the emotion is universal, it is flexible -- we can learn to be disgusted by new things -- and its intensity varies from person to person and depending on the circumstances.

In such circumstances, Members shall seek to obtain the additional information necessary for a more objective assessment of risk and review the sanitary or phytosanitary measure accordingly within a reasonable period of time.

They exonerate people from personal responsibility, and imprison them in circumstances and the victim mentality (" it's not my fault I lost "), the result being a kind of civic death.

A heart attack need not be regarded as consignment to a mincing life-style. Under circumstances of good nutrition, a reasonable amount of exercise and a decrease in the wear and tear of stressful events, life expectancy need not be curtailed.

(1) To suit the circumstances of war against Japan, the Red Army should immediately be reorganized into the National Rev- olutionary Army and become a model army in that war by raising the level of its military, political and cultural education.

In the course of implementation, the three forms mentioned above may not be found entirely suitable for some situations, and in such circumstances the competent Party committees can regard these as special cases and deal with them as they see fit.