Sentence examples for sole conditions from inspiring English sources

For a start, it patronises those outside the "first world" by implying that hunger, disease and war are not only prevalent among the global poor but in some way the sole conditions of their lives.

30 There was concern among GPs about clinical guidelines, which are 'generally written for sole conditions' and do not account for 'the unique circumstances of each patient'.

Consequently, it appears that the mitogenic actions of clodronate can only be detected in oestrogen-responsive breast cancer cells cultured in SFM, the sole conditions appropriate for the observation of E2-induced stimulation.

The sole condition of their return is that they do not ranch so the forests can grow undisturbed.

The sole condition was that the search had to look for articles used in connection with terrorism – but this covered many things commonly carried by people in the street.

It is simply added to the nation's budget, on the sole condition that the government place a high priority on spending likely to benefit the poor.There are obvious risks to DFID's hands-off approach.

To celebrate its 20th anniversary, a glossy travel magazine called Condé Nast Traveler asked me to travel around the world in 80 days, the sole condition being that I wasn't allowed to fly.

The Japanese government attempted to gain as its sole condition for surrender a qualification for the preservation of the imperial institution; after the Allies agreed to respect the will of the Japanese people, the emperor insisted on surrender.

Mr. Wattenberg is the founder and proprietor of the Book Thing, a makeshift, backdoor operation that has become an institution in the last six years for giving away hundreds of thousands of books on the sole condition that they are presented free to browsers and must stay that way.

Despite initial confusion, the immediate and sustained effect of MVD proposes that the different pain presentations most likely were rooted in one, sole condition.

Second, and by no means less importantly, ANA is a first-level test not for the diagnosis of a sole condition, but for several systemic autoimmune rheumatic diseases (systemic lupus erythematosus, mixed connective tissue disease, undifferentiated connective tissue disease, Sjögren's syndrome, and scleroderma), as well as autoimmune hepatic disorders.