Sentence examples for condition to something from inspiring English sources

But in attributing the ability to express a condition to something that is manifestly unable to do so, Shrigley is having a go at the infantilising anthropomorphism currently sloshing around daily culture: the coffee cup which has "Careful – I'm hot!" printed on it; or, as I saw recently on a tourist double-decker the other day, "Sorry – I'm not in service".

In the Discourse on the Origins of Inequality Rousseau imagines a multi-stage evolution of humanity from the most primitive condition to something like a modern complex society.

And if you're going to attach conditions to something, you need to be abundantly clear about them.

Not that the animals living in lakes and rivers escaped unscathed, Lewis says: "A lot of them died, too, it's just that many species as a whole were able to persist until conditions returned to something near normal".

Competition among Internet retailers has become so fierce that I have become conditioned to getting something -- free shipping, a coupon, half off, something -- for nothing.

I just feel overall nobody was put in good conditions to express something decent offensively.

For the record, England fans were praised for their behaviour during the World Cup by Japanese authorities conditioned to expect something far worse.

I found that there were ideal conditions to create something.

"When we think about what is it going to take for Syria to eventually recover from war and to create the conditions for refugees to have something to return to, then climate change and the impact that that has on Syria's potential for an agricultural industry that's going to have to be addressed," she said.

Critics say such conditions can give rise to something called "forum shopping," in which purchasing companies seek out less-scrutinous judges.

And the year after that looks even more promising, he said, because "credit conditions will be back to something like normal".