Sentence examples for contingency means from inspiring English sources

Freedom is a wonderful thing, but the culture of contingency means that the marriage bond, which is supposed to be a sacred vow till death do us part, is now more likely to be seen as an easily canceled contract.

I think particularly when you're studying a revolution it's really important to remember contingency, and we will discover what contingency means in this time period over the course of the semester.

As for the conversion of contingency propositions (neither necessary nor impossible), Kilwardby notes that while the converted propositions of indefinite (utrumlibet) contingency are of the same type of contingency, the conversion of natural contingency propositions (true about most cases) results in contingency propositions when contingency means possibility proper (not impossible).

The density of variables and contingencies mean that one thing can really change everything else".

The quantitative contingencies mean that the reaction rate switches between two non-zero levels.

These contingencies meant that monkeys never received both a reward and a punishment on the same trial.

A contingency budget means a mandatory reduction of $2 million, which would eliminate sports, teachers and programs -- and taxes would still go up by 11percentt".

When buyers waive the mortgage contingency, it means that even if they fail to get a mortgage or if the house is appraised at less than the purchase price, they are obligated to go forward with the purchase.

The data were initially analysed by frequency counts, contingency tables, means and medians.

Paying using a contingency fee means that you only pay the lawyer if you recover money in your case.

Successful contingency control meant outcomes prove effective and poor contingency control meant outcomes are ineffective.