situationally

"I do think it's important to be able to run the ball in a physical manner, at least situationally."

Be certain that the terminology used is culturally and situationally competent.

However, stigma management may actually be increasingly done situationally.

But his perch in the Senate has also given him the luxury of reacting situationally.

But like any pilot, he trains himself to be "situationally aware," meaning alert to all possible problems.

For the first time since 1900, make-up was chosen situationally, rather than in response to monolithic trends.

Such situationally based or functional descriptions are clearly important in determining the focus of any therapeutic intervention, but they also have limitations.

Clanging refers specifically to behavior that is situationally inappropriate.

The "be" imperative marker is not added situationally.

"He probably can be used situationally this year," General Manager George Young said.

Similarly, teams might use a Serving Specialist to sub out a poor server situationally.

Mr. Dole has also enjoyed the luxury of reacting situationally to foreign policy problems rather than trying to solve them.

Each marketing response will have to take into account the relevant contingencies, so that it is situationally relevant.

Arab and Berber identity in these countries is generally defined situationally by both language and ancestry.

Love's decisions are made situationally, not prescriptively.

The numerous push factors experienced by at-risk individuals vary situationally however follow a common theme for the desire of power, respect, money and protection.

Pick something situationally appropriate.

Situationally embodied curriculum: Relating formalisms to contexts.

There are two main objectives reacting situationally when the behaviour occurs and then acting proactively to prevent the behaviour from occurring.

(Callahan dealt with them situationally.

We just ran into one of those trips where we didn't get any timely hitting, and situationally, we didn't capitalize.

Emotion Interpretation - an individual may perceive an agent as feeling a particular emotion and react with complementary or situationally appropriate emotions of their own.

After chipping in situationally during his first two seasons Rutherford finally became the starter during his junior year in 2002.

Halliday defines given as "anaphorically" recoverable, while new is defined to be "textually and situationally non-derivable information".

Situationally organised; areas covered include making business arrangements, reception skills, business meetings, office equipment, telephoning, telexes, dictation, and social communication.