conditionally
日本語WordNet
subject to a condition; "he accepted the offer conditionally"
JMdict
AIによる解説
An adverb meaning with conditions attached; subject to conditions being met. 'Conditionally approved,' 'conditionally released,' 'conditionally accepted.' Used in legal, business, and programming contexts. 'The offer was conditionally accepted.' Indicates something depends on certain requirements being fulfilled.
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Market conditions might possibly improve following the expected government intervention next month.
来月の予想される政府介入に続いて、市場環境が改善する可能性があります。
The government has been introducing new laws while trying to improve conditions for ordinary people.
政府は一般の人々の状況を改善しようとしながら、新しい法律を導入し続けています。
She had demanded better conditions before the union could negotiate any reasonable settlement.
労働組合が合理的な和解を交渉できる前に、彼女はより良い条件を要求していました。
We had better adapt our strategies to changing market conditions and customer preferences.
私たちは変化する市場状況と顧客の好みに戦略を適応させた方が良いです。
The volunteers assisting with the relief effort displayed compassion and worked tirelessly despite difficult conditions.
救援活動を支援するボランティアは思いやりを示し、困難な状況にもかかわらず精力的に働きました。
The investors questioned why the quarterly earnings declined substantially despite favorable market conditions prevailing.
投資家は、好調な市場条件が続いているにもかかわらず、四半期収益が大幅に減少した理由を疑問視しました。
There appears to be substantial discrepancy between the official statistics and the actual economic conditions experienced locally.
公式統計と地域で経験された実際の経済状況との間に、実質的な不一致があるようです。
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