Sentence examples for condition dictated from inspiring English sources

Both midwives and doctors emphasised that a woman's condition dictated whether or not she could be mobile during labour.

"The safest transfer for babies is in utero unless maternal or foetal condition dictates urgent delivery.

The cars on Mr. Smith's list all come in under the $25,000 budget cap, but as always, condition dictates price.

"Operating procedure directs all prisoners held in secure facilities are to be restrained when escorted outside of the prison unless a medical condition dictates otherwise, the prisoner is minimum security and approved following completion of a risk assessment," a department spokesman said in a statement.

Meanwhile, Margaret's expensive medical condition dictates that her older sisters find lucrative jobs.

However, the low prevalence of the condition dictates that a clinical selection process capable of identifying patients unlikely to respond to the initial screening diagnostic block is desirable.

Conditions dictated style.

Market conditions dictated survival of the fittest, which unfortunately did not include Port Gibson".

This was underwhelming stuff, though perhaps the conditions dictated it was going to be a slog.

There's the outdoor weather, an evolving state of dynamic atmospheric conditions dictated by seasonal patterns.

Belov, 35, is a fourth-generation Murmansk resident, innately hardy to the conditions dictated by the latitude.