abnormal circumstances

I only trust that we don't run into any abnormal circumstances.

However, most children have normal and typical reactions to these abnormal circumstances.

Here is a woman who has raised a bright, sweet girl in extremely abnormal circumstances.

In very general terms, I try to put normal people in abnormal circumstances.

We are living under extremely abnormal circumstances without women.

I try to have a normal life and look at things in a normal way, under very abnormal circumstances.

This is a special measure for crimes which are committed under psychologically abnormal circumstances.

Special consideration should be given to employees with special needs or who work in abnormal circumstances.

No," he admitted, "we don't need it, except in abnormal circumstances.

This was not the standard procedure, but it was considered reasonable under the abnormal circumstances.

But these are not normal circumstances. If anything, they are most abnormal circumstances.

I have taken up unconstitutional action at this time because of the abnormal circumstances and because precedent has been given by the British government.

But unfortunately many abnormal circumstances accompanied her Baccalaureate exams.

These promise to be highly abnormal circumstances.

Suppose he had just passed for an instant over the borderline, as a result of strain, of abnormal circumstances, and was now completely rational again.

The seller has the right to curtail the delivery of energy if such abnormal circumstances arise, including natural disasters and uncontrolled events.

FORCE is useful while debugging and under abnormal circumstances.

This mode is beneficial since it can sense abnormal circumstances and avoid them; it also keeps people and itself from harm.

Heimberg decided to see if they could get the body's own progenitor cells to make beta cells under abnormal circumstances, such as significant injury.

The Agency is however of the opinion that, in the abnormal circumstances surrounding the delayed flight departure, the obstacle is not undue.

A spider may adapt the shape of its web to abnormal circumstances, suggesting that the web is not just built with a fixed template.

There were office-workers, bank-clerks, shop-assistants . . . normal people under abnormal circumstances.

"There's interest from other clubs and I'm sure players and agents are talking to clubs, but we're in abnormal circumstances," Wadsworth told the club's website.

About Behaving Normally in Abnormal Circumstances (2007)