Sentence examples for make the conditions from inspiring English sources

"I try to make the conditions for the development.

He emphasized "plasticity," an openness to being shaped by experience: "The inclination to learn from life itself and to make the conditions of life such that all will learn in the process of living is the finest product of schooling".

Then there is the ur-multicultural argument, to the effect that banning a society's "cultural traditions" on any grounds is unforgivably disrespectful — that the most we in the West should do is to help make the conditions of the procedure "safe," or to seek to limit it to what the American Academy of Pediatrics called a ritual "nick".

It is all very well to say that Sir Kenneth thinks that a certain amount of leisure and wealth is necessary to make the conditions in which great works of art will come about, but it is much more important to see the type of man whom Sir Kenneth thinks of as the truly civilised man, the maker of a civilisation.

I would imagine Marikana in a democratic South Africa has been a wake-up call to say: 'let us fix the conditions of the workers and make the conditions to be in keeping with what this industry is producing.' "I think it contributes a lot in terms of the economy.

The few cases where the data are non-trivial make the conditions described above invalid.

Dick lived in fear that he was schizophrenic, but at his best he managed to make the condition seem universal.

The old advice to rest a bad back in bed has been shown to make the condition worse.

Levels of domestic violence, rape, forced marriage and suicide make the condition of women today "worse than hell," she says.

(The second usage may be especially useful for future historians, since Spanx may soon make the condition obsolete. Alexandra Jacobs has more on that).

Lamb suffers constant and chronic pain in his left shoulder – a pain no medication can dull, though morphine or ketamine make the condition somewhere approaching bearable.