Sentence examples for a condition of great from inspiring English sources

Luxury -- defined by Miriam-Webster as both "a condition of great comfort, ease, and wealth" and "something that is not usually or always available".

In a condition of great egotism, we feel that we are the best at everything, and that everyone should listen to us, but other people aren't always quite so keen.

It is the most exciting period of expectations and fulfillments; however, it is a condition of great stress because of many anabolic activities that take place during this time and foetal growth takes place with extensive changes in maternal body composition and metabolism [ 1].

We shall bring it back to a condition of greater helplessness than that of the old confederation.

On Schopenhauer's view, the world of daily life is essentially violent and frustrating; it is a world that, as long as our consciousness remains at that level where the principle of sufficient reason applies in its fourfold root, will never resolve itself into a condition of greater tranquillity.

In the May , 1985 issue of Scientific American, Hans Bethe, who received a Nobel Prize for his study of nuclear processes in stars, and a colleague point out that "the entire evolution of the star is toward a condition of greater order". Gravitational attraction causes condensation of dispersed hydrogen into a compact mass; nuclear-fusion reactions convert hydrogen into helium.

Such a WSN may encounter a throughput bottleneck under the star topology around a sink node in practice, and hence investigating the performance of RI-MAC under such a condition is of great importance.

But no one claims that the drug contributes to every necessary condition of great power hitting.

Some men are unable to penetrate their wives at all (in my study over 15%), and the task is often accomplished by a midwife under conditions of great secrecy, since this reflects negatively on the man's potency.

In both cases an evil or harm is justified in virtue of the fact that it is a necessary condition of a greater good in the one case saving a person's life, in the other case bringing a life into existence.

In February 1958, President Eisenhower authorized the development, under conditions of great secrecy, of such a spacecraft.