Sentence examples for everyday conditions from inspiring English sources

Drivability in everyday conditions (using Rain mode) was surprisingly good.

Integrity might be undermined more by a record of the NFL trying to suppress evidence that everyday conditions of playing football destroy people's brains.

"It's very much a sign of the times," said Dr. Tonkens, who noted that the Repair Cafe's anti-consumerist, anti-market, do-it-ourselves ethos is part of a more general movement in the Netherlands to improve everyday conditions through grass-roots social activism.

The brand tests each bathing suit in a number of different conditions, from sand and sun to washing machines and chlorine, and most of the Eres staff will "test-drive" prototypes to see how the suits work on different body shapes and how they hold up under everyday conditions.

An experiment at SLAC provided the first fleeting glimpse of the atomic structure of a material as it entered a state resembling room-temperature superconductivity – a long-sought phenomenon in which materials might conduct electricity with 100percentt efficiency under everyday conditions.

Rather, the 2015 Corvette Z06 can be as sedate as a Honda Accord in everyday conditions.

Moreover, Ti0.85V0.15O2 films were proven to have excellent photocatalysis and hydrophilicity in visible region simultaneously, which made the application of Ti0.85V0.15O2 film as self-cleaning and anti-fogging material practical under everyday condition.

Got a new idea, a new IT application, an opportunity for providing a service that busy people will pay for – walk dogs, run an after school service, run holiday activity schemes, do stand-up comedy poking fun at the everyday condition.

The trick was to inflate a common, everyday condition to the level of pathology, which, if not attended to, could blight one's prospects for personal happiness and success.

A prominent CFS and HIV/AIDS physician (Prof. Mark Loveless, head of the AIDS and M.E./C.F.S. Clinic at Oregon Health Sciences University) has likened the everyday condition of a C.F.S./M.E.

These inequalities are believed to be the result of socioeconomic differences in the quality of everyday living conditions, and attributes of housing and neighborhood are significant components of such conditions.