Sentence examples for some condition of from inspiring English sources

Again and again, Camus invokes some condition of well-being that has been forfeited, because the pestilence has taken hold.

And it occurs to her that this must be because of some condition of his own — that he must be thinking that he is not so bad off by comparison.

A particular class may be specified either by listing all its members or by stating some condition of membership, in which (latter) case the class consists of all and only those things that satisfy that condition (it is used, for example, when one speaks of the class of inhabitants of London or the class of prime numbers).

Most perceptual theorists identify this feature with tissue damage or some condition of the tissue that would likely result in damage if sustained in that condition.

Social or environmental movements arise from widespread, deeply felt discontent, from the conviction that some condition of society is no longer tolerable (Henslin 2011).

We prove that, if the family of operators possesses a correlation measure which satisfies some condition of growth, then there exists a point process over X having the same correlation measure.

Lone Star proposed that some conditions of the earlier sale agreement be eliminated and that the lawsuit be dropped.

The family had agreed a deal to buy the entire business but pulled out earlier this week claiming some conditions of the deal "were not fulfilled or waived".

The federal government agreed earlier to waive some conditions of a $465 million loan, easing pressure on the company over the next couple of quarters.

Tesla also said it planned to raise cash by selling more shares; the government has eased some conditions of its $465 million loan to the company.

It's so weird!" Maybe it's just the recognition that some conditions of "normal" life are stifling for many people, whatever their sexuality, and non-straights do themselves a disservice by embracing them for the sake of conformity.