Sentence examples for last precondition from inspiring English sources

It was this last precondition that did for Pluto and Eris.

The last precondition, especially, should not be underestimated.

The last precondition of insight in our model is stigma-sensitivity.

A last precondition deals with the integration of the BelRAI-software with other software or discontinuation of older applications in order to prevent double encoding and to reduce extra time investment.

We will now examine how the last two preconditions –low fertility and modern selection technology– may have played a determining role in the recent rise of sex ratio at birth.

The department considers the behaviour of the Liyu police to be a precondition for lasting peace in the region, says the official, but funding would not be released until DfID was confident the training would contribute to a broader effort for the Liyu's reform.

Barone et al [ 1] showed the preconditioning phenomenon to last 1-7 dand and to require new protein formation before the lethal ischemia.

Isn't creating some hardware or software that lasts for hundreds of years a precondition to achieving eternal manmade existence?_ —_Neelroop Parikshak Great point.

In recent days, following months of delays, Mr Duhalde has at last achieved some of the Fund's preconditions for a rescue: Argentina's three big provinces have been arm-twisted the larm-twisted thesigned up on Tuesday—into agreements to cut their deficits and stop issuing private quasi-currencies; and an "economic subversion" last uSanta Feersigned foreign bankers, has been repealed.

In an interview on Wednesday, Mr. Obama, of Illinois, sought to emphasize, as he and his aides have done continually over the last few days, the difference between avoiding preconditions for talks with nations like Iran and Syria, and granting them automatic discussions at the presidential level.

I suggested a brief course of therapy to last no more than six months, with one precondition.