Sentence examples for conditioned to taking from inspiring English sources

The Army agreed to create 1,000 officer positions for blacks, but insisted that 250 come from enlisted men, conditioned to taking orders from whites, rather than from independent-minded blacks that came from the camp.

But he has also been conditioned to take those who serve him for granted.

We're conditioned to take no chances and blindly trust the date printed on the package rather than our own nose.

The workers have been conditioned to take orders and not to exercise their own judgement.

Those familiar with the MHPC clarion call are conditioned to take every so-called "report" with a grain of salt.

As adults, we get conditioned to take shallow breaths instead of belly breaths.

Physical Condition: when you are planning to trek in Himalayas, it demands a degree of physical fitness in which muscles are conditioned to take the rigors of ascent and descent in long marches.

First, if Tiddles has been conditioned to associate taking pills with improved health then it is conceivable that there is a placebo effect.

On the dissidents, he correctly judged that they "will be in no condition to take control".

It was too good not to buy, but they were too daunted by its shabby condition to take it on.

No one can yet say how long it will take for such security conditions to take hold here.