Sentence examples for condition to which from inspiring English sources

This was a condition to which the judges agreed in writing: no prize-splitting.

That is now also the political condition to which everyone is slowly awakening.

The word is obsolete, and so is the condition to which he would return".

Poverty, given that it's not a condition to which one aspires, receives scant coverage.

For years, Joey has been sexually impotent, a condition to which the movie alludes in several nastily funny comic bits.

One wonders whether we are currently wrestling with what is our natural condition, to which popular culture is rudely returning.

Online searching for the extraordinary Parkinson interviews is complicated by the name of the medical condition to which Ali succumbed.

Relative and transient, or secondary, polycythemia disappear when the condition to which they are secondary is eliminated.

Meanwhile, I held off telling her about my side of things: in particular, the bizarre condition to which I fell victim on that night — a catastrophic neural stoppage.

Much of the book consists of an argument against companionate coupledom, the condition to which — or so popular culture, legal systems, and religious institutions insist — we all aspire.

Its chairman Wang Min insists the management team will stay in place, as will the name a condition to which Carlyle had to agree.