Sentence examples for to be conditional from inspiring English sources

Adoption of either the nonmigratory parr tactic or the migratory anadromous male tactic appears to be conditional upon the attainment of a threshold body size, growth rate and/or physiological condition (Hutchings and Myers 1994; Thorpe et al. 1998; Aubin-Horth et al. 2006), a hypothesis that dates from the mid-1980s (Leonandsson and Lundberg 1986; Myers and Hutchings 1986; Thorpe 1986).

"Adjustments to asset purchases are going to be conditional on our outlook materializing," Mr. Evans said.

As that agreement expires this year, Chagossians and their supporters have called for any extension to be conditional on support for Chagossian return".

That cease-fire was to be conditional on an Israeli withdrawal from West Bank cities, said a Palestinian official involved in those talks.

If you speak of starting a project, or taking a trip, or trying to pay a debt, the outcome is always understood to be conditional.

What the BBC does not seem to have done, or to have done effectively, was to insist that the shift to any television operation was so disproportionately expensive that agreement to Arabic Television had to be conditional on a new and additional funding regime.

I will open the betting myself with a rather vague date, due to being conditional on other events.

We agree that receipt of benefits for those able to work should be conditional on the willingness to work.

It said future development assistance, or aid, from the UK to Pakistan should be conditional on Pakistan's willingness and ability to collect taxes from its own citizens.

Elite commitment to Europe may be conditional, however.

However, AICAR's protective effect may be conditional to timing of administration.