Sentences with phrase «needs ideal circumstances»

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In such circumstances one needed an ideal — a point from which to begin and on the basis of which to think about the world.

Under ideal circumstances, the wasps would become permanent residents in the cornfields, potentially eliminating the need for even yearly releases.

Sure, there are more ideal situations or circumstances to meet someone, but you need to stop limiting the opportunities based of what is or isn't convenient for you.

The man portrayed here possesses the gifts we should prize most in a president: he takes the long view of history but apprehends the present circumstance, and he has the iron will needed to reconcile the grimy business of governing with the highest ideals of the American experiment.

If you are between 60 — 69 years of age and need to get some inexpensive life insurance, then I have the a solution that might be ideal for your circumstances.

Each one is ideal for certain circumstances, but there are a number of differences between them, which makes it important to understand why you are purchasing the policy before offering advice on which one you will need.

On the other hand, facilitating those ideal circumstances can be quite expensive and inconvenient, as you'll need an Nvidia - recommended router, an incredibly fast broadband connection and a wired Ethernet cable.

Raising awareness nonjudgmentally about your irritations over your spouse's spending habits, awareness of your spouse's need for more support with household chores, your perceptions of the expectation of your mother - in - law about holiday traditions, and conflicting ideas about ideal parenting practices allow you to be a dispassionate observer of your inner and outer circumstances.