Sentence examples for going to be conditioned from inspiring English sources

"It is the prerogative of Congress to say that our future military aid is going to be conditioned on a democratic transition," Michael H. Posner, an assistant secretary of state responsible for human rights issues, said at a previously scheduled press conference in Cairo on Thursday.

Talk about this ultimate truth, or "God-talk" as theologians call it, is always going to be conditioned by the limits of human knowledge on this side of the curtain.

"Too many people have died and we don't want any more, and yet there are going to be conditions over the next 72 hours that will be extremely dangerous".

Acknowledging the reality of a low budget, Mr. Smith, whose own garage houses both Ferraris and American Graffiti-style hot rods, added: "At prices under $25,000, the cars are going to be condition sensitive, so buy the best example you can afford.

"There's still two days to go and there are going to be tough conditions".

"I think it's going to be tough conditions for both pitchers," he said.

Playing Argentina is a problem any time because they are a good team but I think there's definitely going to be climatic conditions which will be problematic for teams, not least of all the northern European sides.

"When that happened, it's obvious that there are going to be dangerous conditions and you shouldn't put buses on the road," said Dr. Michael Osnato, superintendent of schools in Montclair.

"If you're creating more placards than you have spots, then you're just going to be creating conditions that these things can be abused or can be misused unintentionally," Mr. Skyler said in a meeting with reporters at City Hall.

Murray says: "For a majority of the day, it's going to be tough conditions to play in and I need to be ready for it".

He said: "It's going to be a condition that they accept a directly elected mayor - and that of course is not popular with the leaderships of many of the cities concerned.