Sentence examples for contingent ones from inspiring English sources
The problem (cf., Sidelle 2002, 311) is that they too make distinctions between necessary truths and contingent ones, and even seem to rely on considerations of conceivability to do so.
It is therefore important to assess the degree of conditionality of liabilities – actual financial debt obligations should be weighted much more heavily than contingent ones (such as the risk of a banking sector bail-out) or even more implicit, longer-term liabilities (such as unfunded pension liabilities).
Furthermore, influencing the policy process may also be contingent on one's position in the political hierarchy far more than one's knowledge and understanding of the issue.
I can't tell you in which world I'd rather exist -- for they are contingent on one another -- only that the wonder is that they are each possible, and I am once again grateful to behold both visions before my eyes.
But the plans are contingent on one factor: the water must still be there.
He also offered a three-year lease, contingent on one of their daughters vacating a rent-stabilized apartment she occupies in the building.
The deal is also contingent on one big promise that Europeans may not be able to keep: that for every Syrian sent back to Turkey, Europe would fly in and resettle another Syrian directly from a refugee camp in Turkey.
The past several months have proven that consumer demand for location services is contingent on one thing: the ability to "check-in".
In this paper we discuss the concept of leadership as a personal capability, not contingent on one's position in a hierarchy.
Fourth, there's the problem that access to care in a free market health care system is completely contingent on one's ability to pay for it.
Yet since H&M's 2004 Karl Lagerfeld limited-edition capsule collection launched and sold out within an hour at several locations, a big-name designer's survival is practically contingent on one such street cred collaboration or lower-priced diffusion line.
