Sentence examples for conditions were made from inspiring English sources

In September Rex Minerals accepted 99 conditions imposed on the site, and those conditions were made public.

The conditions were made worse with the advent of enclosure and the loss of common grazing rights.

Martin Freedman, pensions expert for ATL, said: "If pension conditions were made worse, there would be a temptation for older teachers to leave.

Many of the displaced settled on the edges of cities, where already tough living conditions were made more challenging by poor access to water and electricity.

Conditions were made to order for poisoning insect-eating birds, with regard to both the poisons used and the events set in motion by their application.

Bad conditions were made worse, Mr. Laney said, by a kind of layering effect — ice sheets from floods or leaky dikes that couldn't be removed before the storm struck are now covered by slippery, drifting snow.

"The conditions were making it very, very hard and once I got the momentum I went with it and that was it".

He said she had talked on the phone with their mother and was worried that the cold conditions were making her sick, since she has asthma.

So ironically then, because of those contracts, I couldn't afford to be sick even though my working conditions were making me sick".

More than 2,400 firefighters were battling the blaze, according to California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection spokesman Daniel Berlant, but unusually hot and dry conditions were making the fire unpredictable and extremely volatile.

The final two experiments (3a and 3b) compare the inferences people make from counterfactual conditionals when enabling conditions are made explicitly available and when they are not.