Sentence examples for bigger contingency from inspiring English sources

Based on the last two days' stock performance, "there's a bigger contingency of investors who think there's enough additional risk that they're going to look elsewhere".

Tim Yeo said the budget was so high "because they have factored in a much bigger contingency in to this project".

That includes, by the way, a big contingency, right?

That's an $8 billion payout, or 20 times the biggest contingency fee ever paid, the $400 million collected by a lawyer in the 1985 Texaco-Pennzoil case.

Or does Trump feels like his biggest contingency – the white working class – might feel Latino immigrants are more direct competition when it comes to all the jobs Trump claims he will create?

"I'd like to see Jack Lew [ Treasurysecretary] come out and say, 'whatever the Fed needs, I will back.' This is a big contingency here, since nobody really knows what could happen going forward".

I understood that she'd just come unexpectedly face to face with big contingency — the thing we'd schemed against and almost beaten, and probably the only contingency that could've risen to eye level and stared us down: the reënlivening of Wally.

That includes, by the way, a big contingency.

The HS2 rail project has a "good budget which has a very big contingency", said the chancellor when asked about reports of rising costs and whether these could be capped.

"As we demonstrated with the Olympic Games, we can deliver these big projects actually sometimes under budget". "I think we have got a good budget, which has got a very big contingency in it, we've set a budget.

It seems the biggest contingency here is Animal Liberation Now, a sort of Anonymous of the animal rights movement.