Sentence examples for the fundamental condition from inspiring English sources
Singh had an interesting take: "The fundamental condition of the West is one of guilt, linked to death — from which black is inseparable.
The fundamental condition of India, however, is the cycle of rebirth, in which color is not just an essential element but also a deep inner source, reaching into the subcontinent's long and rich past".
If one were asked to prescribe the fundamental condition for a good world, it would be: peace and freedom for all, where "freedom" means personal autonomy and mental liberation from prejudice, superstition, ignorance and fear.
The fundamental condition of life is that it develops, making it tricky sometimes to say when it's fully grown and when it isn't, but always easy to say that there is a difference and that that difference is, well, human life itself.
Hence, the fundamental condition in [12] is not satisfied.
Note that we have the fundamental condition [37] det(I+X Y)= det(I+Y X).
Ruta Aidis (RA): In the 30 countries we surveyed, in the majority of them the fundamental conditions needed to foster high-potential female entrepreneurship are lacking.
"The central bank will work with other departments to improve the fundamental conditions to liberalize deposit rates steadily and orderly," the bank said in its statement on Friday.
In order to create the fundamental conditions for such risk premia to disappear, policymakers in the euro area need to push ahead with fiscal consolidation, structural reform and European institution-building with great determination.
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It was, after all, Heche (along with ABC, which canceled "Ellen" a year after its historic high) who proved that despite all changes of venue, the fundamental conditions of DeGeneres's life still obtained: with every big move you make, you give something -- perhaps everything -- away.
