It can last years, even under the best of circumstances.
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Even under the best of circumstances, baseball can cause drowsiness.
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But the Conners don't live under the best of circumstances.
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But VR isn't for everyone, even under the best of circumstances.
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"A lot becomes a logjam, even under the best of circumstances."
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Pool parties can be pretty awkward even under the best of circumstances.
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Sure, family trips can get uncomfortable even under the best of circumstances.
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Cats tend to be cranky creatures even under the best of circumstances.
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And the Grizzlies are not currently operating under the best of circumstances.
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It's difficult under the best of circumstances in an off (election) year.
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Campaign tactics aside, what can a middleman offer under the best of circumstances?
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Tipping and haggling are awkward and unseemly practices under the best of circumstances.
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But any turnaround at Paramount is years away under the best of circumstances.
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Drinking copious amounts of alcohol can take its toll under the best of circumstances.
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Even under the best of circumstances, pregnancy is not, medically speaking, a benign state.
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It's very scary; hard, painstaking work of determined concentration under the best of circumstances.
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Sam's handwriting was lovely yet, even under the best of circumstances, not completely legible.
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It wouldn't have been easy to topple him even under the best of circumstances.
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Poem Even under the best of circumstances, parenting can feel like navigating a marshland.
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Even under the best of circumstances, Dr. Mercer said, "Signals rarely speak for themselves."
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It is untested, and it is going to take time under the best of circumstances.
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It's hard enough to get things done in the U.S. Capitol under the best of circumstances.
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Large-scale amnesty for illegal aliens would be bad policy, even under the best of circumstances.
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Even under the best of circumstances, buying or selling a home can be a nail biter.
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The vagabond side of professional sports is atomizing under the best of circumstances, which these were not.
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" He added, "A mother, a father, under the best of circumstances, though never perfect ones, are irreplaceable.
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Under the best of circumstances, Marchionne's pending departure presented Fiat Chrysler with a major void to fill.
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Understanding how best to relate to something new or unusual is fraught under the best of circumstances.
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Under the best of circumstances, I do this at least half a dozen times a day: pic.twitter.
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"It's hard to do these types of big-dollar transactions under the best of circumstances," Lanis said.
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Regardless, it's doubtful that Republicans could court more than a handful of Democrats under the best of circumstances.
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PCR testing is also slow; under the best of circumstances, it can take a day to get results.
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Which was hard to do under the best of circumstances, and impossible while under Kelli's consummate cheerful gaze.
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Photo: Scott Olson (Getty Images)Even under the best of circumstances, ordering salad at McDonald's is a dicey endeavor.
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Even under the best of circumstances, pregnancy comes with medical risks of diabetes, high blood pressure, infection, and complications.
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That would be a daunting task even under the best of circumstances -- but Republicans are also facing a Dec.
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It will take a long time for Puerto Rico to be totally functional again under the best of circumstances.
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Mr. Mnuchin has conducted past business deals with the president-elect — but not always under the best of circumstances.
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" He added: "Let's hope that prison, which is an antisocial environment under the best of circumstances, doesn't set him back.
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Under the best of circumstances, when the incoming squad has previous experience in their respective departments, it's a messy process.
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An American president's maiden voyage to the Middle East is a harrowing high-wire act under the best of circumstances.
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Under the best of circumstances, elections are messy, but especially in Georgia, chaos reigns, and that's not necessarily a coincidence.
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Huge overhauls of the nation's health and tax systems — long congressional Republicans' fantasy — are hard under the best of circumstances.
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He has promised to build or preserve 200,000 affordable apartments over 10 years — a tough proposition under the best of circumstances.
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They did not realize that, even under the best of circumstances, refugee visas to safe countries would take months to process.
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Tackling any part of the health care and immigration system isn't easy for members of Congress under the best of circumstances.
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Trying to measure an economy as large and complicated as the United States' is daunting even under the best of circumstances.
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That is a tall order under the best of circumstances, a challenge requiring unprecedented precision with little, if any, room for error.
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Service and retail workers lack many basic job protections under the best of circumstances, and hurricanes do not suspend existing labor laws.
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He knew that nuclear radiation can cause cancer and infertility, and he knew that, even under the best of circumstances, accidents happen.
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Under the best of circumstances, former governors used to having executive power find being one of 100 in the U.S. Senate frustrating.
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Even under the best of circumstances, it might be difficult to control the disease's spread in such an isolated and deprived area.
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It may take a long, long time, even under the best of circumstances, even with the love and support of their families. Godspeed.
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Even under the best of circumstances, nobody should be in the position of having to manage one entity with such a diffuse mandate.
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Image: National Institutes of HealthEven under the best of circumstances, cancer treatment can be an excruciating, costly ordeal that tragically doesn't even work sometimes.
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Even under the best of circumstances, it's unlikely you'll be able to monitor your positions as closely as when you're sitting at your desk.
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No President, under the best of circumstances, can succeed in an environment when his subordinates are the subjects of news cycle after news cycle.
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Even under the best of circumstances, pain is notoriously difficult to gauge; reliable methods for measuring nerve responses of pain were, and remain, imprecise.
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His unforgiving countrymen, suspicious of change under the best of circumstances and rattled by globalization, migration and encroaching populism, have grown impatient with him.
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And I think, you know, that process of storming and norming and developing a community is going to be challenging under the best of circumstances.
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Even under the best of circumstances, accusers -- children and adults -- encounter a deep well of skepticism when they come forward with allegations of sexual abuse.
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Even under the best of circumstances, the new film, starring Bruce Willis and directed by horror maven Eli Roth, would be a subject of controversy.
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Besides, some of us couldn't tap out our PIN numbers in reverse under the best of circumstances, much less with a gun pointed at us. 4.
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At some point in time, this goes well beyond an innocent, under the best of circumstances, 'Oh I forgot' sort of thing, or `That doesn't count.
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Lagarde said such countries are especially vulnerable, often depend on remittances from workers abroad, and have minimal access to financial services under the best of circumstances.
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Without the legitimizing acknowledgment of their work as "art," outsider artists are often considered by their immediate communities to be eccentrics under the best of circumstances.
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But even more so, it is the understanding that tackling health care policy and tax reform in one year is ambitious under the best of circumstances.
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We explained why it's so hard to restart a power grid from scratch under the best of circumstances, much less in the chaos of current-day Venezuela.
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What he has been doing — and at warp speed — is reforming the economy by eliminating wasteful subsidies, a perilous political task even under the best of circumstances.
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Bret: The deeper problem with all of these health care debates is that we're discussing something that inevitably generates bad outcomes even under the best of circumstances.
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The Trump Administration's ill-defined crash program to land astronauts on the Moon in 2024 was going to be challenging enough to achieve under the best of circumstances.
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Under the best of circumstances, it would take many years to develop comparable levels of expertise about those countries' use of A.I., quantum computing or other novel technologies.
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"The Trump Administration's ill-defined crash program to land astronauts on the Moon in 2024 was going to be challenging enough to achieve under the best of circumstances," Rep.
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Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai is moving rapidly to resolve the net neutrality mess bequeathed to him by his predecessor, a complicated task under the best of circumstances.
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A test for a cancer gene is confusing under the best of circumstances, so the F.D.A. decided it wasn't a good idea to allow it without close medical supervision.
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Even under the best of circumstances, it could take a decade to suss out such a drug, and the trial to test it could last — well, a long lifetime.
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Raby's time at the fast food drive-thru lasted nearly an hour, which is way too much time to spend at a McDonald's even under the best of circumstances, obviously.
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Mr. Trump, a temperamental figure under the best of circumstances, walked onstage Sunday facing a growing revolt within his own party and even his own ticket: His running mate, Gov.
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Cuomo has more money, more experience and higher name recognition than his challenger, and under the best of circumstances, it would be difficult for Nixon to unseat an entrenched incumbent.
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"A car accident or a heart attack is dangerous under the best of circumstances, but it's a lot more dangerous for someone who's far away from an emergency room," Grassley said.
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Air travel is stressful even under the best of circumstances, and a large part of that comes from having to relinquish control, which happens long before you reach the plane seat.
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"It's hard to do these types of big-dollar transactions under the best of circumstances," said J.R. Lanis, a partner at the Los Angeles office of national law firm Drinker Biddle.
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But more than that, I understand the toll public service takes on you under the best of circumstances, and many of the people I valued most were simply pushed to their limits.
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"Explaining the basis for an asylum claim is very difficult under the best of circumstances," said one source familiar with the interview process but not professionally authorized to speak on the record.
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Having grown up under Pyongyang's threats to turn Seoul into a "sea of fire," they worry that, even under the best of circumstances, reuniting with an impoverished dictatorship could hobble South Korea's economy.
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Plus it saves me from having to make small talk (which I despise under the best of circumstances) with the people making a hushed, sorrowful buzz around me, a swarm of mourning locusts.
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Government shutdowns are difficult under the best of circumstances, and Mr. Trump is going through one in the midst of a protracted staff shake-up inside the West Wing and in his cabinet.
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Moreover, even under the best of circumstances – even if you assume every single Rotten Tomatoes voter is expressing an earnest opinion about a film they've seen – these ratings aren't exactly what you'd call scientific.
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TIL that I do not, even under the best of circumstances, understand the rules of CANASTA, but I am going to assume that when players meld ranks, they are not using soldering tools. 19A.
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The process, which is nerve-wracking under the best of circumstances, now has the added ominous cloud of students with DACA status not knowing whether they'll be able to stay in the country after March.
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As a practicing lawyer myself who has, at times, defended indigent clients like Thomas Alfred Taylor, I can tell you that it is no fun working with criminal defendants, even under the best of circumstances.
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Daryl Morey is a perpetual roster-tinkerer under the best of circumstances, and it's possible that Houston will start fresh; Howard, Lawson, Terrence Jones, and Donatas Motiejunas will all hit free agency this coming summer.
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"While this could escalate into a serious conflict under the best of circumstances, I am particularly worried about what might happen in such an event once Donald Trump has been sworn into office," Renz said.
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I think that you've got this conflicts of things where even under the best of circumstances, using this app would have been a bad idea, but they sort of went for the worst of circumstances, instead.
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He has brushed aside those who say that hashing out a comprehensive agreement with Britain's largest trading partner in 10 months is infeasible under the best of circumstances, let alone during a dire public health emergency.
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Even under the best of circumstances the road to his infrastructure-spending plan is strewn with 216 potholes in Congress, many of whom are at least as bad as any we would find on the nation's roadways.
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I traveled extensively with President Obama, and even under the best of circumstances the pace, the number of meetings and public events and the need to literally pivot from one country to the next made these trips complex.
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History teaches that the lifespan of a major communist power is about seven decades, even under the best of circumstances — that is, when the dictatorship is given every strategic advantage through sporadic Western naivete, timidity and other motivations.
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From "Managing Teenage Acne," a paragraph that puts the problem in context — being a teenager is hard, and having acne makes it even harder: The teenage years are challenging times for many youngsters even under the best of circumstances.
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My daily life, like yours, is awash in worry and care even under the best of circumstances; I cannot fix the things I want to fix or protect the people I want to protect, and there is no forgetting that.
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But he ought to press hard for the process to begin forthwith since Mr. Ho reports there are 2628 nuclear facilities within the Yongbyon complex alone, and under the best of circumstances it will take at least two years to eliminate them.
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Even under the best of circumstances, the holiday season can be a financial strain for parents; receiving a notice that their children's health coverage is days or weeks away from cancelation could be devastating for families who are struggling to make ends meet.
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Impossible not to think about all the ways that could go wrong — my future VR is a bit too close to mind-reading to be free of land mines — but under the best of circumstances, it could facilitate communication, and it might even be fun.
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But there are a small number of seasoned commuters who have acclimated to the changes without many complaints — after all, they have challenging trips even under the best of circumstances because they have to travel between Long Island and New Jersey almost every weekday.
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"On the one hand you have PPG trying to go hostile into the Netherlands - which under the best of circumstances is difficult - as an example of an issuer willing to power through for an asset it wants to buy," said a senior banker who expects ongoing strategic consolidation.
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The custom would be troubling under the best of circumstances; in a city where, only last year, terrorists ambushed and killed 129 at a concert hall, open-air cafes and other public places, the idea of penning people up in spaces difficult to exit borders on the irresponsible.
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The gap is amplified in the emergency room, where even under the best of circumstances the interaction we have with patients is typically rushed and never entirely comfortable — and where I'm usually meeting a patient for the first time and don't have the patient's medical history at my fingertips.
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UNDER the best of circumstances—when America has a president who is disciplined, willing to hear harsh but necessary truths and loyal to those he trusts—the post of White House chief of staff is "perhaps the second most powerful job in Washington", according to James Baker, a political giant who held that post for two presidents, Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush.
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An arduous process under the best of circumstances -- meeting lawmakers, preparing for a murder board-type Judiciary panel hearing, then waiting for a final vote -- he is faced with senators who won't even sit down with the chief judge of the what is considered the second-most prestigious court of the land, the court of appeals for the D.C. Circuit.
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In a 2012 Congressional Research Service report on broadening the tax base, Jane Gravelle and I identified four issues surrounding tax expenditures that are often ignored at the start of tax reform discussions: Fiscally responsible tax reform looks like a long shot under the best of circumstances, which are nowhere to be seen: presidential leadership, bipartisanship and presidential cover to members of Congress for their support.
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