Sentence examples for settled condition from inspiring English sources

Rightly, he sees that nationality is a work in progress rather than a settled condition bequeathed by history.

The way of life varies from the nomadism of the small remaining numbers of desert Bedouin to the settled condition of the villagers (fellahin) in the agricultural districts.

Rather it is the settled condition we are in when we are well off in relation to feelings and actions.

Equilibrium apparently has no creative energies or powers, and so entropy could do little or nothing but come to a balanced or settled condition (as, by definition, energy is not available to do work by entropy).

"Southerly winds brought warm air in from the continent and the settled conditions resulted in sunshine to that part of Wales," she said.

RT, FST, SB, MR, MAI, and GM settled conditions for mesoangioblast studies and produced mesoangioblasts.

The interstitial fluid pressures measured in the suspension regime are also compared with the theoretical predictions corresponding to the incipient settling condition.

For some, the settling condition implies belief: the sense in which I'm settled on A-ing when I intend to A entails that I believe that I will A (Harman 1976, Velleman 1989).