Sentence examples for offensive condition from inspiring English sources

He was cited for disorderly conduct for "creating a hazardous or physically offensive condition by any act which serves no legitimate purpose".

He went on to identify this condition by a 'less offensive' term: 'chronic traumatic encephalopathy' (CTE).

More than a dozen senior military and civilian officials directly involved in the Kandahar operation agreed to discuss the outlines of the offensive on the condition that they not be identified discussing a pending operation.

Facility not free from unsafe, hazardous, offensive or annoying condition".

Now, however, repayment of the Greek debt is equivalent to slavery-like conditions offensive not merely to the suffering people of Greece but to civilization.

The enemy is in no condition for offensive movements.

"Given the intrinsic link between strategic offensive and defensive arms, conditions for our withdrawal from the New Start treaty could also arise," he said.

(As Easterbrook points out, Patriots coach Bill Belichick is still thought of as a defensive guru, but he now runs, by choice and a keen reading of the rules and conditions, an offensive machine).

'It is going to create a logistical nightmare in getting this offensive going.' The conditions will rule out a prolonged ground battle with Taliban fighters and will shift the emphasis of the campaign onto short ground operations backed by air strikes.

"The ongoing Iraqi and coalition airstrikes are setting the conditions for offensive action to be conducted by Iraqi forces currently surrounding Tikrit," said combined joint task force commander Lt. Gen. James L. Terry.

4. Are there any political or social conditions in countries abroad that are so vital to the human condition, and so offensive to core American values, as to justify unilateral intervention by the U.S. military?