Sentence examples for a condition from from inspiring English sources

That was a condition from which a great many Britons suffered in the late 1970s.

Initiating event can be described as a condition from which a loss will originate.

In this procedure, the block faces are taken to be convex polygons, a condition from the mathematical point of view.

But it's hard to ignore that he has created a condition from which Aurora cannot escape, and in which she must become dependent upon him.

The Albanian FA's request for 2,000 tickets was met with a condition from Serbia that tickets should be sold only to Albanian passport holders.

For me European tradition begins with 12th-century polyphony and follows a slow, gradual assault on Pythagorean symmetries, the end result being the nervous breakdown called atonality, a condition from which we are recovering.

Its impact is unknown, there being no realistic way of determining whether a child got a particular condition from a house or a car.

This seal, a gray, had been rescued in a malnourished condition from a Montauk beach.

BACKGROUND: Serotonin syndrome is a condition resulting from an overabundance of serotonin at postsynaptic receptors.

In an alternative way, a condition derived from Johnson-Lindenstrauss lemma has been popularly considered.

She suffered fistula, a condition resulting from prolonged obstructed labour.