Sentence examples for conditional phrases from inspiring English sources

The direct object is reached with few if any conditional phrases in the way.

You just need to be a person who has muttered common but inescapable conditional phrases like "What if" or "If only".

The chance of a falsely detected relation is assumed to rise with increasing length and complexity of a sentence and its syntactical components (e.g. by inclusion of one or more nominalizations or conditional phrases which may invert the meaning of a PAS).

According to McNeil and Prescott [ 22], the RTT provides a direct measure of short-term memory, especially the phonological loop of working memory, comprehension of various types of sentences and their transformations, and understanding of specific vocabulary and certain semantic relations (conditional phrases).

Practice using conditional phrases.

Conditional phrases are sometimes acceptable.

A conditional phrase hovers above David Dahl, a verbal black cloud he would like to see vanish.

These prophetic words – shorn of the conditional opening phrase – are uttered in biology classes all over the world, every single day.

The required conditional probabilities of phrase expansion are easily estimated if a large corpus annotated with phrase bracketings (a treebank) is available (though estimates of POS → word expansion probabilities are best supplemented with additional data).

Use declarative (ie. "I am") sentences instead of questions or conditional ( ie .If you... ........) phrases.

Hence the primary bearers of referents, extensions, and truth-conditional contents, the fundamental units of account in compositional semantics, are suitably disambiguated word and phrase types.