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Use "happenstances" in a sentence
""As a result of today's decision, whether a consumer harmed by inadequate warnings can obtain relief turns solely on the happenstances of whether her pharmacist filled her prescription with a brand-name or generic drug," Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote for the dissenters."
"Yes, each involved a lawyer or the court in some way, but they entailed an interesting story not to do with law and the courts, but with ordinary happenstances of life."
"At the time, SAP and Apotheker were caught up in several critical and controversial business happenstances: SAP's 2009 revenue and net income seemed to dip lower with each succeeding quarter; its customer base was in near-riot mode over SAP's maintenance and support fee plans; and Business ByDesign, its hyped on-demand business software package, was still not ready for general availability."