Sentence examples for still conditional from inspiring English sources
"It's still conditional," said Gen. Oumar Bikomo, speaking from the mountainous area of northern Mali where dozens of radical Islamist fighters are believed to be holed up.
So to this extent support for the central government in Baghdad is still conditional.
The problem is that the applicability of moral reasons is still conditional on people's actual motivations, and local to those people who have the right motivations.
Both forms are still conditional.
Nevertheless, conditional cash transfers do still operate on the principle that public servants know what is best for poor people and should incentivise them to do it.
In an e-mail last week, a Romney aide said removing troops would still be conditional.
Yet Kosovo's independence will still be conditional, as proposed last year in the UN plan drawn up by Martti Ahtisaari, a former Finnish president who presided over months of fruitless talks between the Kosovars and the Serbs.
Although it is wrong to say that if A is obligatory then A is the case (OA→A), still, this conditional ought to be the case.
This would explain why D and E are still correlated conditional upon C. Nonetheless, this does not seem a plausible suggestion.
Hare argues that the form of argument retains its force even if, in fact, B is not himself a debtor; for the judgment "I ought to put A into prison", and the principle that it invokes, will still entail conditionals, such as "Let me be put into prison if I am ever in A's situation", to which B is unlikely to be able honestly to subscribe.
