Sentence examples for become a condition from inspiring English sources

The drought has become a condition underlying every fire risk calculus, fire officials say.

"If people didn't do these tests, these things would go on and become a condition".

But I would go further and insist that fluency in English should become a condition of acquiring British citizenship.

Insofar as a media-induced state of speed has become a condition of modern life, Lucas was anticipating the Zeitgeist in "Star Wars".

Several major firms are yet to sign up GamStop, which will become a condition of holding a gambling licence once the commission believes it is ready.

In addition, as markets have become ever more globalized, increased efficiency of American companies has become a condition for their very survival.

The shorthand version is that "gluten-intolerant" enters the national psyche and becomes a condition.

Running an academy became a condition of obtaining a licence to play professional football in both divisions from 2002 03 onwards.

The condition of one who contracts to render personal services in connection with the private business of another becomes a condition of involuntary servitude from the moment he is compelled, against his will, to continue in such service.

What neither Perkins nor Gollancz would have sanctioned, then, is imposed editing that runs counter to the impulses of the writer, and the acceptance of which becomes a condition of publication.

The state also released data on all students who took and passed the Regents math exam, which became a condition of graduation for those entering in fall 1997 this yearr's senior class).