Sentence examples for conditional than from inspiring English sources

Political genius is often more conditional than we allow.

We often believe that political talent is less conditional than it actually is.

Nobody wants that, not least because public opposition to the Afghan war was always more conditional than in the Iraq case.

"Making U.S. ratification of Common Article 3 narrower and more conditional than everyone else's," he said, "by its very nature suggests that we are not prepared to make the same commitment that every other nation has made".

There are two main traditions which focus on delivering acceptability conditions for conditionals rather than truth conditions.

Inferential reciprocity and explanatory non-reciprocity seems to be no different in the case of conditionals than in the case of logical and mathematical equations in general.

The committee is undertaking  to maintain the current stock of assets purchased with central-bank money at £375 billion ($580 billion); and if necessary it will add to that pile.This is conditional rather than temporal guidance, related to an economic variable rather than binding policymakers for a period of time.

The BU-PCA models tend to produce lower conditional biases than the BU models and have more homogeneous skill than the other multi-models, but with some loss of skill.

As Peter Kellner has written: "There is now a huge preference for conditional rather than unconditional welfare.

Here too, the quantifier combines with a complex predicate, albeit a conditional rather than conjunctive predicate.

Here, it is conditional rather than unconditional as in other approaches.