Sentence examples for conditions dictated from inspiring English sources
Conditions dictated style.
Market conditions dictated survival of the fittest, which unfortunately did not include Port Gibson".
Belov, 35, is a fourth-generation Murmansk resident, innately hardy to the conditions dictated by the latitude.
Researchers were trying to force microbes to grow under conditions dictated by the rules of the macroscopic world, when, perhaps, the key was to submit to the small.
Fortunately, Alexis Tsipras and the leader of the conservative New Democracy group, Vangelis Meimarakis, have pledged to press on with the conditions dictated in the bailout agreement.
Those who are rejected during their probationary period are still pursued for training costs, while others with jobs are left angry by the working conditions dictated by their contract.
This stance implies that California conditions dictate wines of extravagance and power.
That meant a rethink to our game plan – conditions dictate everything in rugby.
Saracens gave them no time, never letting up in the pressure they applied, but the champions never let the conditions dictate to them.
People farther away, like those in Windows on the World, were to leave only when directed by the command center "or when conditions dictate such actions".
But such practices are still being applied to a lesser degree, and they can be pulled out of the arsenal whenever political or social conditions dictate.
