Sentence examples for a new condition from inspiring English sources

"It sounds like a new condition," Duquette said.

In 1941 doctors had diagnosed a new condition among factory workers on the home front: blackout anaemia.

Instead, two days later, Mr. Sharon imposed a new condition: 48 hours of "absolute quiet" before any talks.

Of course, diagnosing a "new" condition - "Affluenza" - and seeing it grow from his book into general usage will give James a lasting impact, of sorts.

Then, Jiang Zemin, China's president, said he was prepared to meet the Dalai Lama providing he acknowledged Chinese sovereignty over Tibet and (a new condition) over Taiwan.

On Sunday, Mr. Assad added a new condition, demanding written guarantees that rebel forces would lay down their arms before his forces would withdraw.

A government "white paper", published in January, added a new condition to the existing ones which, in Chinese eyes, justify military action: Taiwanese foot-dragging about reunification.

Lemma 4.6 gives a new condition which implies.

In Theorem 2.4 we introduce a new condition (b).

A new condition clarifies when a player can be out obstructing the field. .

The aim of this study is to assess the validity of a new condition-specific instrument measuring psychosocial consequences of abnormal screening mammography (PCQ-DK33).