And he'd have an 83 percent chance of winning the Electoral College conditional upon winning the popular vote by between half and one percentage point.
It seems plausible to say that I know not-buy, I will not buy that villa tomorrow, since I lack the means, and that I know the conditional, if win then buy, i.e., tomorrow I will buy the villa if I win the state lottery tonight.
Consider the example discussed earlier: the conditional if win then buy together with not-buy.
Release of the tax returns should not be made conditional on winning the nomination, as Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has made it.
That excludes most personal-injury cases which can be financed by conditional "no-win, no-fee" fee agreements under which lawyers bear the risk.
No one wanted to help until they found a solicitor in Sittingbourne, who took their case on a conditional ("no- win-no-fee") basis to try to reclaim the funeral costs and compensation for Sophie's pain and suffering for the two days she survived after the accident.
For the counterfactual conditional condition, the three conditionals were in the subjunctive mood and the past tense, e.g., 'if Jane had taken the newer drug then she would have won the race'.
Deutsche Lufthansa, which is working with the commission, has won conditional immunity.
The political, economic and social gains that are made in Katine are hard won, conditional and contingent.
Environmentalists received a setback this month when Shell won conditional approval for its Arctic exploration plans from the US regulator.
Consolidated Edison won conditional approval from New Hampshire regulators yesterday for the $7.49 billion purchase of Northeast Utilities, New England's largest utility.
