Sentence examples for latest conditions from inspiring English sources

These latest conditions and threats are another attempt at distracting from Iraq's isolation and at imposing a new status quo.

The fire service is urging communities to listen to local ABC radio and regularly check the fire service's website for the latest conditions.

For example, most of the major weather-focused Web sites offer streamlined versions for mobile users — just point the phone's browser to sites like m.accuweather.com, m.weather.com or m.weatherbug.com for a quick look at the latest conditions.

The latest conditions often require neurosurgical procedures and therefore certain causes of head pain should be classified along with the pure PTH, as shown in bold in Table 3.

The follow-up was made to assess their latest conditions in 2005 by consulting their case documents or through phone calls to patients (or their family members, or family practitioners).

The first act removes the latest condition for revealing the road map, an international effort to end 31 months of blood-soaked Israeli-Palestinian violence.

By latest condition, it is straightforward to see that the solution set of GSVEP is convex.

Though the 57-year-old former soldier looked stoic and played down the dangers of his latest condition, the announcement inevitably raises questions over his ability to stand for the Oct. 7 presidential vote - or rule beyond it.

Israelis would argue that a solution to the conflict should be decided bilaterally, yet in the many one-on-one talks, Israelis gave up nothing and introduced crazy conditions.Israeli prime minister's latest condition (in addition to the demilitarization of a future state without East Jerusalem as capital) is that Palestinians must accept that Israel is the national homeland of the Jewish people.

Using data from 144 samples we checked the expression for both E2F5 and CA125 on serum from normal condition, benign cyst, malignant cyst (early and late conditions).

Duration to the nonword point was similar in the middle and late conditions (293 vs. 298 ms, Table  1), even though the late nonword point occurs on average one phoneme later.