Sentence examples for Most contingent from inspiring English sources

Freud, however, shows a way to assimilate the most contingent and arbitrary mimetic details into the realm of meaning.

Many necessary propositions, such as "All husbands are married," are a priori though it has been argued that some are not (see below Necessary a posteriori propositions)—and most contingent propositions are a posteriori.

Moreover, disposable faculty members give academic administrators the flexibility they supposedly need to meet fluctuations in student demand, even though most contingent instructors teach required introductory courses like freshman composition and remedial math.

The Senate bill offers a 13-year path for most, contingent on paying fines, learning English and meeting other qualifications.

However, the sound-induced motion on appearance was positive, whereas most contingent aftereffects were negative in direction to the adaptation stimulus: after exposure to repeated alternations of a red contracting spiral and a green expanding spiral, the red stationary spiral appeared to be expanding and the green stationary spiral contracting [12].

As with most contingent valuation studies, the elicitation technique is always subjected to bias and the assignment of the first bid is also a significant factor.

Though the show includes vehicles from manufacturers in 31 countries, the largest and most flamboyant contingent is certainly from Europe.

After all, in Raqqa, in northern Syria, Tunisian nationals are the single most important contingent of foreign fighters.

Several countries made preliminary pledges of more than $150 million in aid, The Associated Press reported, but most were contingent on gaining greater access.

After two deadly assaults, Villa's cavalry, the most formidable contingent among the revolutionary armies, failed to capture Obregón's positions, which were protected by trenches, barbed wire, and machine guns.

The most recent contingent, an international presence in Hebron, was admitted, albeit reluctantly, by the government of Binyamin Netanyahu in 1996.The most, perhaps, that can be agreed between Mr Clinton and Mr Arafat is the "international" composition of the American-led fact-finding commission into the causes of the latest violence.