Sentence examples for be a contingency from inspiring English sources

There does have to be a contingency plan for those kinds of eventualities," says Hughes.

And, as such, shouldn't there be a contingency plan if an athlete looks like missing their registration deadline?

There needs to be a contingency plan to deal with a breakdown in security as UK troops pull-out, including the possibility of an armed resistance to withdrawal, the group of MPs said.

When Carrington wrote to Geoffrey Howe, the chancellor, suggesting there should be a contingency plan to provide the islanders with an alternative air service should Argentina cut the existing one as they had threatened to do in early 1982, he was told that if he thought there was money available, he was mistaken.

Mr. Upton said that reviving the 1,700-mile 1,700-mileroject, which would stretch from Canada to the Gulf Coast and which pipelinet Obama rejected this week for now, would likely be a contingency Reprojectns which seek in the tax break negotiations.

There should be a contingency plan," he told VICE News.

Indeed, there is a contingency plan: a 75-foot-high ice skating complex.

For the clinical voice of NASA's Mission Control, it was a "contingency".

What he doesn't have much of is a contingency plan.

€10bn will be used immediately, and the other €25bn is a contingency fund.

But it is a contingency that cautious senior Tories have considered.