Sentence examples for concentrated contingent from inspiring English sources
If ownership and control rights are sufficiently concentrated, contingent remuneration is likely to be determined informally by the controlling group or individual, as had been the case with Bain & Company.
Retreat to Ladysmith, where the British concentrated its largest contingent, ensued.
A large Papal force under Federico II Gonzaga, Duke of Mantua, together with Spanish troops from Naples and some smaller Italian contingents, concentrated near Mantua.
Decades after decolonisation, these troops are still heavily concentrated in Francophone Africa.The biggest French contingent, of nearly 3,500 soldiers more than twice the size of the Lebanon force is stuck in Côte d'Ivoire, with which relations have been tense ever since nine French soldiers were killed in an attack on their base two years ago.
While that is a 2.5 percent increase from what Gartner thinks companies will spend in 2012, the increases were largely concentrated in finance and media, and were contingent on both Europe and the United States avoiding fiscal crises.
Instead, he concentrated on integrating with the new Spanish contingent at Liverpool under the guidance of former Valencia CF manager Rafael Benítez.
This article argues that the access to local know-how is contingent on the extent to which inventive activity is concentrated in the cluster.
Since the economy began to recover almost four years ago, hiring has been concentrated in relatively low-wage service sectors, like retailing, home health care, and food preparation, and in contingent jobs at temporary-hiring companies.
