There are so many variables, from the condition of the home itself to proximity to major roads.
To judge from the condition of the "Sphere," they can scarcely be bothered with routine maintenance, either.
"Sometimes we get a call and we know from the condition of the patient that there is no way they can make it," Dr. Caunes said.
The intensity of the shooting was evident from the condition of the Toyota, which had at least two dozen bullet holes in its front and rear windshields.
My aim was to prevent panic, hysteria, mental disturbance and thus protect the public from the condition of mind that itself-predisposes to physical ills.
In fact, from the condition of his skin and the wrinkles on his hands, I think he is actually older than his declared age.
But the play itself had never been performed or published or even, to judge from the condition of the manuscript, much perused.
One of the survey respondents even claimed he could infer the emotional state of his client from the condition of her hair.
Part of the optimism comes from the condition of third baseman Pablo Sandoval, who focused on weight loss instead of playing winter ball.
What cooks have in place of freedom is what all artists had back before they were released from the condition of flunkydom: a weary, careful dignity, a secretive sense of craft, and the comforting knowledge of belonging to a guild.
(It reminded me of an episode in Patrick McGoohan's The Prisoner, The Schizoid Man, when No 6 has to work out how long he's been unconscious from the condition of a bruise on his fingernail).
