be in a state

They're going to need somebody to help them to breathe because, asTobias has said before, they're going to be in a state of shock.

The results show that the main bearings can still be in a state of fluid lubrication when the journal misalignment angles are small.

Just because the business package is in a state of flux, does not mean the Web project should be in a state of flux.

Those of us who look to the self-interest of lending institutions to protect shareholder equity have to be in a state of shocked disbelief.

Europe may not be in a state of permanent revolution, but it is in permanent renegotiation.

Our purpose is to help Creator in all things and to be in a state of communion with Creator.

And many educated Pakistanis seem to be in a state of permanent despair about their dysfunctional and violent political system.

A body is said to be in a state of plane stress or alternatively in a two-dimensional or biaxial state of stress.

To be a student is to be in a state of constant transition, with nearly all evidence of one's presence wiped away at graduation.

In technical terms, systems on the edge of chaos are said to be in a state of "self-organised criticality" .

For a particle to be in a state of negative energy, of course, is something which appears quite impossible.

Otherwise, the universe would be in a state of complete disorder by now, and everything would be at the same temperature.

We recommend you to be in a state of acceptance of what you will come to experience and eventually understand.

The big newsrooms that I called seemed to be in a state of productive anarchy.

The universe would be in a state of almost complete disorder. There would be no strong thermodynamic arrow of time.

I found these patients to be in a state of hopeless mental deterioration, consumed with the voices only they could hear.

The result is that we seem to be in a state of turmoil all the time, both physically and mentally.

In this section, Katherine's terrible hysteria and balderdash feels she seems to be in a state of insanity.

Indeed, when the interior minister, Rehman Malik, this week declared Pakistan to be "in a state of war" , he seemed to confirm as much.

To offer no resistance to life is to be in a state of grace, ease, and lightness.

To be in a state of motion. Used of the air or of wind.

If you depart from the law, you will wander without a guide, and everything will be in a state of uncertainty to every one.

Without this we should be in a state of weariness, and this weariness would spur us to seek a more solid means of escaping from it.

We must create positively conditions for the future harmonious society, not to be in a state of inertia.

I'm afraid he will be in a state of shock. It's necessary to take his pulse, respiratory rate and blood pressure regularly.

Like Piwandakar, the city of Mumbai appears to be in a state of shock after a night of violence.

she will be mourning and grieving . she will be in a state of mind to impeach the justice of the republic.

Abusive people find it exciting to watch others get angry, get into fights, or be in a state of general uproar.

The requirements for a system will always be in a state of flux .

The various parts should be in a state of mutual co-ordination.

To be in a state of hostility or rivalry; contend.

Syrian authorities say those arrested will be in a state of emergency lifted in civil court for trial.

cause to be in a state of complete confusion.

It is impossible to be alive, to live and be in a state of nothingness.

Indeed, they appear to be in a state of shock.

Disorder couldn't increase much because the universe would be in a state of almost complete disorder already.

Those who have prepared will be in a state of high anxiety, imagining the worst.

To be in a state of busy activity.

People need to be in a state of "Flow"

Jesus said to always be in a state of expectancy.

Then only can the mind be in a state of no experience.

Does that mean you should always be in a state of tension?

I want to have a healthy mind, I want to be in a state of being.

To Be in a State of Balance Between Financial Liberalization and Financial Supervision

To be in a state of abeyance until

Come into begin to be in (a state or activity)

Be in a state of intense concentration

D. be at war = be in a state of war