Sentence examples for conditioned as from inspiring English sources

Her ideas are conditioned as well by an ingrained sense of fairness.

When a testamentary gift is conditioned upon an act of the beneficiary that in good morals should not be so conditioned, as, for instance, a gift conditioned upon the beneficiary's obtaining a divorce, the gift is either invalid or valid without conditions.

Such a view was distinguished by a marked relativism: each culture represented an original development, conditioned as much by its social as by its geographical environment and by the manner in which it used and enriched the cultural materials that came to it from neighbours or others (through "diffusion") or from its own creativity (through "invention" and "adaptation").

Wise and other university officials maintained that Salaita's appointment was always conditioned, as are all appointments, on formal approval by the board of trustees.

For Fos protein analysis, mice were handled and conditioned as above.

Brush your hair everyday and every night to get those oils from the roots of your hair to the very tips to keep hair looking healthy and keeping it conditioned as well, so you won't have any split ends.

However, one drawback still exists: as μ becomes very large, the intermediate minimization process of PLM becomes increasingly ill-conditioned as happened for GDEWORM.

A survey was conducted to investigate whether the occupants exhibited symptoms of SBS while sleeping in air-conditioned as well as naturally ventilated bedrooms.

A young womancame up to me& said that al-though on vacationshe had spentall day atthe officewhich unlike her apartment wasair-conditioned &as cold as themorgue.

The building also had the advantage of being air-conditioned, as temperatures outside neared triple digits.

The New Yorker, January 18 , 1936P. 7 If trains are indeed air-conditioned, as advertised, why does the porter still want to brush you off with a whiskbroom at the end of the journey.