Sentence examples for just conditions from inspiring English sources

Political science research shows that cease-fires change more than just conditions on the ground: They alter how a war's participants weigh the benefits of fighting versus talking.

African leaders now appear to accept that these are not just conditions for aid laid down by western countries but economic reality.

But, as Wiseman also makes clear, the system that makes personal progress possible is a legal system of fair and just conditions, not utterly unconstrained ones; it depends not on the rhetoric of boundless possibilities but on the definition of legitimate ones,.

Proponents of the parity argument could respond by shifting emphasis to the conditions that verify that I do correctly trust myself, maintaining that they are just conditions for endorsement of the outputs of our cognitive mechanisms.

After all, efficient and free markets are the natural and just condition of a free people.

Needing a hug and not always being able to physically have one isn't weird – we're just conditioned to think it is.

which is just condition (4.1) of Theorem 4.1.

It seems we really are just conditioned to respond to those alerts, as it turns out.

Then the first inequality in (4.1) holds if γ* ≥ f (r0), which is just condition (1.5).

Human beings are not just conditioned by life to kill one another.

Navellier: Well I'm just conditioned that way, but I can take you back to 2001.