Sentence examples similar to usual precondition from inspiring English sources
"The usual preconditions for wage pressure have existed for some time, but the behavior that we expected, based on behavior in the past, particularly in the 1960's, has not been forthcoming".
A test of the hypothesis that rare species are more host specific than common species would require sampling common and rare species in comparable numbers to ensure comparable statistical certitude for all species a precondition that is not met by the usual assemblage-based studies.
Moreover, the suggestion that his administration could someday normalize ties with Mr. Castro's regime -- provided the dictator ensures "certifiably free" National Assembly elections next year -- was a departure from the usual rhetoric that holds the passing from the scene of Washington's bearded old nemesis as a precondition for normalizing ties.
"He endorsed Madame Sirleaf without any precondition".
See also precondition and postcondition.
But dialogue is a precondition to understanding.
Is quiet a precondition of democracy?
"Without precondition" does not mean without preparation.
It should not be a precondition.
"You established it as a precondition.
