Sentence examples for conditional said from inspiring English sources

"It's still conditional," said Gen. Oumar Bikomo, speaking from the mountainous area of northern Mali where dozens of radical Islamist fighters are believed to be holed up.

"Everything is shoved down the road so, and it was so conditional," said Richard W. Murphy, a onetime assistant secretary or state for the Middle East who served Democratic and Republican administrations.

The loan will be "conditional," said Nielson, "but it will be made available".

The pragmatic constraint for indicative conditionals says that if the antecedent A is compatible with the context set (i.e. true at some worlds in the context set) then for any world w in the context set, the nearest A-world to w — i.e. the world picked out by the selection function — is also a member of the context set.

"I know 'considerable time' sounds like it's a calendar assessment, but it is highly conditional," she said.

It is now conditional, he said, and he would not talk about the terms he had set.

"The fact is, this is a theatre of military activity occupied by our, let's say, partners in the rebel movement, with which our cooperation is somewhat conditional," he said.

"Now that Terra is for sale, we have made an offer that is superior to Yara's substantially lower, highly conditional offer," said CF CEO Stephen Wilson.

"If you change it to 'As Long As Love Shall Last' it makes it conditional," he said.

The survey found that a majority of Americans also believe forgiveness is conditional: 60percentt said "forgiving someone would first depend on the offender apologizing and making changes".

"The fact is, this is a theater of military activity occupied by our, let's say, partners in the rebel movement, with which our cooperation is somewhat conditional," he said.