Sentence examples for contingencies built from inspiring English sources

The fledgling company, which bills itself as a 'Farecast for sports and concert tickets', had earlier raised $20k in seed financing from DreamIt Ventures, and has now secured in between $500k-$500k-$1 million(no exact amoret could be givenoduexactsome contingencies built into the finamount).

Cancer doctors themselves have often been aware of the historical paths and the contingencies built into the treatments they used.

Contingencies built into the monitoring agreement can result in details of the case being reported to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, the regulatory body, when aspects of the contract are breached.

The committee also said that the scale of the contingency built into the budget –at £14.4bn, the equivalent of a third of the total – appeared to be "compensating for weak cost information".

Regarding "process" in the sense that I think the referee means it (mechanistic cause), I tend to side with Harold Morowitz here that there is a good portion of contingency built in to the chemistry of life, at least as far as the synthesis of building blocks go.

Any extra public support will come out of the £2.7 billion contingency fund built into the new budget.

Of that, £587m will come from the £2bn contingency fund built into the overall £9.3bn budget, with £63m reinvested from savings made elsewhere.

It said about 800 military personnel there provide support to the U.S. Embassy in Niamey, the capital; and to support construction at what it called a "temporary, expeditionary contingency" being built at Agadez, in the middle of the country.

Using these thresholds, a table of contingency was built (Table 2), and NRI was calculated.

There were some nervous moments on the ascent when he was concerned about his visor but there were plenty of contingency plans built in.

Whenever biologically consistent, 2×2 tables of contingency were built and Fisher's exact test was performed.