| While situationally specific, anger, fear and frustration are the natural outcomes of police work. |
| With the more amorphously defined 'public order' offences, criteria of what constitutes a disturbance are situationally variable. |
| We constantly monitor communications to keep ourselves situationally aware of what is going on around us. |
| The selections in this volume fail to convey that richness either historiographically or situationally. |
| This phenomenon, known as neotenization, or the retention of juvenile features into adulthood, appears situationally in some other species of salamander. |
| Many children talked about news stories in which they seemed situationally interested. |
