Sentence examples for imagine conditions from inspiring English sources

Democracy only functions healthily if we believe we can imagine conditions other than they are.

The financial crisis apart, it's hard to imagine conditions being less favourable.

"It's hard to imagine conditions that would accommodate Justice's concerns that wouldn't leave the deal unacceptable to AT&T and T-Mobile," Melissa H. Maxman, co-chairwoman of the antitrust practice group at Cozen O'Connor, a law firm in Washington, said Friday.

In many bitcoin price scenarios, it was easy to imagine conditions where the value of our servers or mining effort would be continuously and rapidly eroded by other ambitious and well funded market participants.

I find myself wondering if Tenzin Palmo undertook such painting, though I can hardly imagine conditions in a damp mountain cave being conducive to the making of spiritual art.

Let us try to understand how the finely-tuned guild system came about in writing, explore how it operates in practice, and try to imagine conditions under which it might break up.

Speaking in Athens, where the works are going on public display for the first time from Friday, Ai said that although he had seen and experienced extreme and violent conditions in China, he "could never have imagined conditions like this".

Behn clearly imagines conditions in Africa, which she has never seen, to be somewhat like conditions at an elaborate European court, where power, convention, taboo and intrigue dictate the tragic outcome of romantic personal attachments, and the most worthwhile characters are the best-looking and the highest-born.

This analysis was performed for the executed and the imagined conditions separately.

In contrast to the results seen in the current experiment, previous research using chronometric tasks have shown very little differences when comparing trials in which imagined conditions came first compared to when they came last [7], [49].

boondoggle adds: Unfortunately, paving the countryside and slashing planning and building control regulation to allow unconstrained development isn't going to get us to some imagined condition in which everyone who fancies themselves middle class gets a detached single family home in the countryside or a leafy suburb.