Sentence examples for is highly conditional from inspiring English sources

The success of blackmailing is highly conditional, but whenever the conditions favour blackmailing, it can give direct returns on investment in policing.

The optimism, in other words, is highly conditional.

"I know 'considerable time' sounds like it's a calendar assessment, but it is highly conditional," she said.

"It is highly conditional, faces significant regulatory delays and uncertainty and threatens serious damage to our business," Mr. Conway said.

And we've learned that the administration's respect for the Geneva Conventions, which some senior officials openly disdain as an antiquated nuisance, is highly conditional.

"Peabody's proposal is highly conditional and does not fully value Macarthur and its significant growth prospects," said Mr. Keith Delacy, the chairman of Macarthur.

But, it concedes, any forecasts are highly conditional.

But a closer look indicates that the commitments are highly conditional.

Third, Murdoch's papers' support was highly conditional on certain lines not being crossed and on certain policies, mostly notably on relaxing cross-media ownership rules, being adopted.

S&N explained that as well as the low price, it objected to the fact that the offer, rejected the same day it was received by chairman Sir Brian Stewart, was "highly conditional".

We have seen that when these countries where hit by deep recessions and resulting budgetary deficits, the liquidity support that was provided by the other member-countries was highly conditional.