Sentence examples for being contingent on from inspiring English sources
Forget hazy language about offers being contingent "on approved credit".
When our sense of self-worth stems from being a human being intrinsically worthy of respect rather than being contingent on reaching certain goals our sense of self-worth is much less easily shaken.
Meanwhile there is talk of Horta-Osório's bonus being contingent on Lloyds shares hitting 74p – the break-even point for the taxpayer.
Being contingent on debonding propensity of the crack tips, the kinetic energy absorption capacity in the event of low-velocity impact is examined based on global energy-balance consideration.
Perhaps, with proper incentives, managers would have done better.Alan Johnson, a consultant who designs pay packages for Wall Street, predicts that in future senior executives will face the prospect of some of their bonuses being contingent on the bank's performance over several years.
Further complexation, while maintaining reaction parameters unaltered, with the following salts: CoCl2 (1), Co(NO3 2 (2), Cu(NO3 2 (3) and Mn(ClO4 2 (4) led to three different classes of compounds: mono-, di- and trinuclear species, the result of self-assembly being contingent on the choice of the metal ion as well as to its corresponding counterion.
