Sentence examples for condition through which from inspiring English sources

All too often, socialism is dismissed as a youthful pursuit that must necessarily give way to the sort of eat-or-be-eaten pragmatism of Thatcher's ideology; an infantile condition through which one must go, like colic.

As groundwater flows through an aquifer, its composition and temperature may variation dependent on the aquifer condition through which it flows.

A fleeting condition through which we pass, not moments we relish.

Bush tried to create the conditions through which Iraqis could govern themselves horizontally, by having the different communities write their own social contract on how to live together.

When Mark Carney insisted in a speech at Liverpool John Moores University that the conditions through which we are now living are "exactly the same" as those that British citizens endured during the "lost decade" of the 1860s, he was taking a bit of rhetorical licence.

The processes and conditions through which parents may influence children's physical activity have not been identified.

In such conditions, the water of the river is away from the influence of the soil and conditions through which it flows.

Some of these investigations identify the economic conditions through which biomass energy feedstocks should be used, for direct heat production, for gasification and providing for Fischer Tropsch syndiesel manufacture.

The principle purpose of government is to provide the optimal conditions through which human beings can acquire their most important necessities, the highest of which is dignity.

And because we don't respect lust we have never focused on understanding its rules and the conditions through which it is maintained.

The realist approach allowed identification of mechanisms and conditions through which capacity-building programmes improve the performance of volunteers.