Sentences with phrase «same exact circumstances»

Everyone can assess what has worked for them in the past (or what they have learned or believe to be true about the current situation), but to truly feel pretty confident about what will work NOW, you either have to have done that exact thing before under the same exact circumstances, or what you do will involve floundering a bit through trial and error.

Not exact matches

Second, you failed to mention how many mothers and babies died in hospitals under the exact same circumstances as those surrounding the midwife assisted births.

Preventing the need to create a new bill with the exact same text, if circumstances change such that it could muster the support to pass.

But Helen eventually will lay out the exact circumstances of their births, on the same day, in a scene that tries for poignancy and whiffs.

There is no way that that a teacher teaches under the exact same set of circumstances each year... therefore, statistically, scores will fluctuate, depending on the statistical biases the students bring to the class.

This exact same set of circumstances occurred for my cousin and she felt as if she had been invaded and conquered by the enemy.

When you send your query letter, do not under any circumstances copy and paste the exact same letter to multiple agents without their name and personal info.

Here's a better - looking example of the exact same render under different lighting circumstances:

Negligence is the failure to exhibit the level of care that a reasonable person would have done, had they been in the exact same circumstances.

The Plaintiff presented evidence that several years earlier, the defendant driver had previously parked his truck in the exact same location, which resulted in a similar accident under almost exactly the same circumstances.

For example, under this system, anyone with a «minor injury» such as soft - tissue damage in their neck would be likely to receive the exact same amount of compensation and treatment, regardless of their personal circumstances or their individual extent of pain and suffering.

For example, if a person dies on the operating table because the anesthesiologist administers too much anesthesia, then the question becomes whether a properly trained anesthesiologist, under the exact same circumstances, would have acted differently.