Sentence examples for always conditioned from inspiring English sources

"We've opened and closed many branches since 1973," Mr. Anderson said, "always conditioned on corporate interests".

Interior design hero Norman Potter: he had an honest, minimal approach to design, always conditioned by the space.

While seeming historicist, this is actually ahistorical, in that it denies the historicity of all knowledge, the fact that what we think is always conditioned by our time.

"Especially in the British culture, you are always conditioned to be ashamed of yourself and be apologetic for being yourself," said Luke Clarke, 25, the director of the show.

Though Yang makes no explicit connection between the atrocities recounted in his new magnum opus and the superior desirability of the white boy in "American Born Chinese" — that would be absurd — both works proceed from the insight that what we love and whom we worship are always conditioned by relations of power.

Starer (1924-2001), a prominent American composer who studied in his native Vienna before continuing his education in Palestine and the U.S., was a thoroughly disciplined modernist musician who never lost his soul to the serialist machine; the Jewish elements in the piece emerge proudly and poignantly, always conditioned by economy and taste.

The acquired covariance matrix are not always conditioned and their inversion creates a problem.

Indeed, there are countries, periods and sectors where foreign direct investments have significantly positive influence and relation to economic growth; however, it is always conditioned by specific factors detailed in the analysis in question.