Sentence examples for because of contingencies from inspiring English sources

What we should see, of course, is the pressure tending to mount on the markets with each remaining day, although the trajectory could be noisy within any 24-hour period because of contingencies related to the negotiations and to the broader economy.

Instead, it complains that it's too easy for poor people to sue rich corporations in the US, because of contingency fees (which give the poor access to the courts) and broad discovery rules (which enable the poor to discover the truth).

Prototype testing is usually completed in one year but can take much longer because of unforeseen contingencies.

"We were under the impression we had an advantage because of the contingencies of the Ratner transaction," Kushner said, referring to the welter of city and state approvals Ratner needs to build in Brooklyn.

The fundamental assumption is that we and our clients act the way we do because of the contingencies of reinforcement we have experienced in past relationships.

The optimal controller is designed to minimize the loss of total economic surplus due to deviations from the schedule because of generation contingencies.

The argument at least suggested by this passage is that our moral sense, which generates our moral beliefs, has the shape and content it has because of the contingencies of human ecology; had creatures with a very different ecology, such as bees, come to be rational, they would thus have developed a very different moral sense suitable to their ecology.

Researchers were unable to mandate that providers use Cueing Sheets, and when providers did not use the Cueing Sheets, they often reported deferring their use because of medical contingencies in the appointment.

Those who refused did so mainly because of time contingencies.

Whether because that ratio is rarely met in nature or because of historical contingencies associated with the barrier or the organism, few polytypic taxa are in fact recognized by modern taxonomy as ring species [ 6] and ring diversification is considered to be the exceptional mode of geographic diversification [ 7].

We have to be prepared for a variety of contingencies.