Sentence examples for conditions thousands from inspiring English sources

Offers an Opportunity for Women Prompted by improved security conditions, thousands of women in Basra are running for council seats in the provincial government.

Despite the fact that volunteers had to be available for a minimum of two weeks, fund their own travel and be prepared for spartan conditions, thousands applied.

The entire Tatar population, more than 200,000 people, was transported in brutal conditions thousands of miles away to Uzbekistan and other locations.

Despite the horrific conditions, thousands of people, including young children, continue to take the risk, many of them fleeing war in their home countries.

The report (available online at http://iri.columbia.edu) says the drought may be linked to unusual conditions thousands of miles away: raised temperatures in the western Pacific and frequent rainstorms over the Indian Ocean.

Environmental advocacy groups say that while multinational corporations are trying to improve conditions, thousands — or perhaps tens of thousands — of smaller companies working on thin margins are cutting corners and dumping hazardous chemicals in rural areas and even near densely populated areas.

The simulations replicated severe wildfires observed around the study area, using historic weather and fuel moisture conditions (97th percentile).

Different platelet morphologies and their evolution were found to be dependent on partitioning conditions (2nd TEOS addition and interval time).

The lowermost part represents a saprolite horizon of granitic rocks exposed to weathering during the wet period, which resulted in alkaline conditions (1st phase of formation process).

The optimization of GC × GC qMS has been carried out using experimental designs and the optimal separation was obtained at the following conditions: 1st column flow: 1 mL/min; 2nd column flow: 17.75 mL/min, oven temperature ramp: 1 °C/min, modulation period: 1.5 s and discharge time: 0.12 s.

Worlds with rank 0 are the most normal worlds, worlds with rank 1 contain exceptions from normal conditions (1st degree exceptions), worlds with rank 2 exceptions from those exceptions (2nd degree exceptions), etc. Spohn (2014b) is the most recent and in-depth elaboration of his normal conditions based "epistemic account" of ceteris paribus laws and conditions.