Sentence examples for contingent contributor from inspiring English sources
One question that arises with relational views connected to self-trust in this way, is why, exactly such relations are seen as conceptually constitutive of autonomy rather than contributory to it (and its development), where the self-confidence or self-trust in question is the core element to which these sorts of social relations are an important (albeit contingent) contributor.
It was a very proud moment to be able to be there and meet these people". Also traveling with the contingent was longtime Rohrabacher contributor and rare coin dealer John R. Saunders, as well as SG Biofuels President Kirk Haney, who worked as an intern for the congressman at one time.
Although the profiles that best define the contributors are contingent of the community's context and the analysts' purpose, some regularities that are relevant to this work are discussed in the following.
That both are academics — one a well-known professor (Mr. Hacker) and the other consigned to the adjunct, or what they call "contingent," faculty (Ms. Dreifus, who is also a frequent contributor to The New York Times) — provides them with memorable, often acerbic anecdotes that neatly offset their citations of statistics and (it must be said) their sometimes rather sweeping generalizations.
But the team's success also would depend on a contingent of freshmen who came aboard in the summer — six newcomers in all, five regular contributors and two starters.
What about contingent liabilities?
They were contingent rebels.
Also this week, South Korea, the fourth-largest contributor of troops to the United States-led forces, formally known as the Multinational Force-Iraq, was considering cutting its contingent to 800 soldiers from 1,200, Korean newspapers reported.
Most likely, this contingent argues.
