Sentence examples similar to Contingent on its realization from inspiring English sources

The bid was contingent on its being accepted immediately.

"The very survival of a religion is contingent on its protecting itself".

They believed that prolonging the government's rule was contingent on its economic performance.

BG's offer is contingent on its obtaining 50.1percentt of Origin's stock.

It said that an additional $600 million worth of concessions and other benefits was contingent on its receiving the federal backing.

The Rokkasho local government, he said, had only agreed to store waste temporarily contingent on its eventual reprocessing.

(She was quick to add that "the comparative benefit of the durable plastic bin is contingent on its repeated use").

United Airlines' emergence from bankruptcy is contingent on its restructuring its pension obligations.

Its efficiency, however, is contingent on its ability to retain value, but what if the value consensus failed?

"Its weight and mass is contingent on its skin.

That said, it's pretty clear that the success of the bulb is contingent on its cost and if consumers can be convinced of its longterm benefits.