Sentence examples for contingent offer from inspiring English sources

"It's a very contingent offer," Mr. Loss said.

The 2003 and 2001 Letters are in no way comparable to the contingent offer in Arnold.

On that front, the latest news is that EU leaders are apparently planning on a contingent offer on Brexit extension in light of the Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, yesterday blocking Prime Minister Theresa May's plan to put her Brexit deal to another vote.

Friedman, who joined the Dodgers front office in October after a decade with the Tampa Bay Rays, had a contingent offer in place when he listed the home for sale in early November, records show.

If the business is of interest to you, and if it returns the amount of cash flow you need (or can be made to do so), and if you can envision yourself successfully running the business, then you may be ready to move on to next logical step which is making a contingent offer.

In fact, the Russian contingent offered incriminating intelligence on Clinton, a crucial detail that was not mentioned but which became quickly public after the email chain involving Don Jr was released.

Deborah Coen asks, "Don't you feel a difference between academics and how you experience the natural environment?" "Yes," says Gavin. "Adaptability is intricate and contingent," offers Hulme.

Contingent offers are more risky and less desirable for the seller, since the sale can't be completed until the buyer's house is sold.

While not quite as powerful as the senior troupe's men, this company's male contingent did offer some welcome surprises - notably the speed and brilliance of its British recruits from the Royal Ballet school, especially Martin Corri.

The hospital does screen for criminal records of potential hires after it extends a contingent job offer, but it says it weighs the relevance of any conviction.

Contingent fees offered for personal injury matters.