Sentence examples for written condition from inspiring English sources

"It's a monumental task," said Susan Gunn, the society's curator, describing the society's holdings as a collection of almost 8,000 objects, large and small -- furniture, ceramics, paintings, prints, baskets, textiles, toys and tools -- all listed in a database in the society's computer, but each needing to be located, reinventoried and videotaped, with written condition reports filed.

(a) He/she dislikes me (negative interpretation) (b) He/she needs the crayon to finish his/her painting (benign interpretation) After circling their response for each hypothetical event, participants in the written condition turned the card and saw the required response (negative or benign interpretation) printed on the back of each card and followed by "correct" feedback message written above it.

Although there is no written condition that Pietersen will never be allowed to play for England again, it is believed to be highly unlikely that he could ever be recalled.

For the spoken condition group the mean training time was 10 minutes whereas for the written condition group it was 15 minutes.

Participants in the written condition read the descriptions, and participants in the spoken condition listened to the description being read out by the experimenter.

Now Cogar awaits an anticipated windfall of up to $300,000 a year for the next decade or so, according to his own estimates using figures a lease salesman ballparked for him, as well as the written conditions of his lease.

Engels wrote Condition of the Working Class back home in Barmen, under the stern glare of his parents; it was first published in Leipzig in 1845.

This pattern of results was similar as for the guilt inducing writing condition, except that the video game manipulation seemed to result in greater moral reflections.

It is uncertain whether regulators could write conditions that would ensure strong enough rivals emerged to stand up as competitors to the two wireless giants.

"More and more," he writes, "conditions once felt to require in-hospital care are now being managed at home or in subacute settings such as nursing homes or rehab centers".

But unless Congress writes conditions into the legislation, estate tax lawyers and other experts say, the real savings to those taxpayers -- and the consequent drain on government treasuries -- could be vastly greater.