Sentence examples for contingency arises from inspiring English sources

The greatest lesson of Iraq is that all agencies need to work together before the contingency arises.

28 The concept of contingency arises because behaviors in dyads are associated with adjacent behaviors.

At the other end of the scale, the Jamaican story is studded with extraordinary and extravagantly colourful figures - Plato the highwayman, Three Finger Jack, the Blue Mountain bandit; and Sergeant Gordon, second Caribbean recipient of the VC, whom Queen Victoria called her "Zouave boy", and decreed that he could never be tried by court martial "should such a contingency arise".

In the Slav Defense, the outré 4... a6 is played so that in some contingencies arising from an early... Bf5 or... Bg4, Black can conveniently defend against Qb3 by... Ra7.

Such a scheme differs from a social insurance scheme in that each worker usually has his own personal account from which he or she can draw if certain contingencies arise; there is no pooling of risks among members as there is in a social insurance scheme.

When unanticipated events and contingencies arise, organizational improvisation comes into its own.

In a program where load serves as a capacity resource, participants commit to load reduction by pre-specified levels when system contingencies arise.

The stories suggest that choices of reading for a thesis-undertaking are partly socially mediated and partly driven by contingencies arising in the students' fieldwork.

This contingency never arose.

The existence of this core staff would eliminate the need to develop new administrative capabilities (such as budgeting, human resources, information technology, and logistics) each time another overseas contingency operation arose.

I had a real confidence embarking on these small tours, knowing that if anything went wrong, there would be a helpful soul or three that would stop and help with any contingency that arose.