adverse circumstance

“I declare my willingness to submit with obedience, silence and humility to the process and reaffirm my adherence to the creed of the Catholic Church even in this adverse circumstance,” he told parishioners.

“We’ll always be attentive when there’s an adverse circumstance like this, just to keep an eye on it and probably over communicate with him on how he’s feeling,” Vogel said.

As my mother urged in every adverse circumstance, they make an adventure of it.

At that time, I knew people who had middle-class jobs in the industry – studio musicians and what not – and after the decline of the music business we found that we were having to have constant fundraisers to help somebody afford some operation or deal with some other adverse circumstance.

In the preface to the novel’s third edition, in 1841, Dickens writes that he “wished to show, in little Oliver, the principle of Good surviving through every adverse circumstance, and triumphing at last.”