Sentence examples for big conditions from inspiring English sources

If winning — and winning big — conditions a dog to assume that all applause is for him, Uno has that reflex.

Those are big conditions on a streaming service, especially if it's designed to go toe-to-toe with the likes of Rdio, Spotify and the just-acquired Beats Music, all of which include Universal Music Group, all of which offer new releases (though some are occasionally omitted), and all of which offer millions, not thousands of songs.

Most tenant management software companies don't even offer support, but even if they do, there may be big conditions.

The plots of Dickens's big "condition of England" novels are implausible in the same way.

He eventually agreed, with one big condition: "I actually have a provision in my contract that provides for me to have my own role in public policy".

Fulham's capacity to surprise at this stage comes with one big condition - a Sanchez mantra - "that the players do what I ask them to do".

But Chinese regulators attached a big condition: that Google's Android operating system for mobile devices remain available at no cost for five years.

That is a very big condition, particularly because the major developing countries have insisted that they have the right to expand their economies — and emissions — so long as the emissions did not approach the much higher per-capita emissions rates that are the norm in the world's industrialized powers.

ATLANTA — N.F.L. owners ratified a 10-year proposal on Thursday afternoon that would end the four-month-long lockout next Wednesday, with one big condition: the players have to re-form their union in coming days and approve the deal themselves.

But there was one big condition: If she wanted to keep the money, Overbey couldn't talk about how the cops had treated her.

The hundreds of millions of dollars Laura helped raise are awarded to researchers on a big condition: cooperate with each other.