Sentence examples for to be conditioned from inspiring English sources

"Women have to be conditioned to cigar smokers," he said.

"It's very hard not to be conditioned by the films one has made.

"You really have to be conditioned to do it," Torre said.

We need to be conditioned in order to save the environment and the race.

Any kind of theatre now has to be conditioned by cinema, and by its way of editing.

Indeed, in Erzya Mordvin, vowel harmony and palatalization appear to be conditioned by essentially the same rules.

Although it's hard to pinpoint where the Western bias against bug-eating comes from, the gross-out factor seems to be conditioned in childhood.

And that means that — that — that our aid that we provide to Pakistan is going to have to be conditioned upon certain benchmarks being met.

One possibility is a wider use of microclimate cases: vitrines that keep groups of similar objects at their own specific humidity levels, so that the air in the rest of the room does not have to be conditioned so stringently.

Specifically, the use of strategies seems to be conditioned by the concerns of discipline/subfields.

The spatial density of criminal incidents was assumed to be conditioned on features associated with locations.