Sentence examples for contingent quit from inspiring English sources
Only after the back-up truck broke down and then proceeded to get stuck in the sand twice in half an hour, after yet another Land Rover broke down that day, and after the American contingent quit and decided to go on their own, was it clear that the tour was not going according to plan.
Sandberg was also part of the contingent that quit Our Revolution, but she has mended her relationship with Weaver enough to return to Sanders' team.
(2) This logistic regression model was combined with the PSMATCH2 command in Stata V.13 to calculate propensity scores representing the estimated probability of quitting contingent on each participant's baseline characteristics.
In these studies everyone attempted cessation and therefore the decision to quit was not contingent on change in mental health.
When Mr. Obama entered the presidential race, he said his candidacy had been contingent on a deal with his wife, Michelle, that he quit smoking.
Eurosceptics make up a small contingent on the Lords committee since former Tory chancellor Nigel Lawson quit to help lead the Vote Leave campaign.
In trials, all participants attempted to quit and therefore the decision to quit was not contingent on mood.
The group which is most ideologically tied to its position, this contingent ranges from perennial backbenchers, such as Jacob Rees-Mogg and John Redwood, to those who quit the cabinet in protest at May's plans, notably Boris Johnson, David Davis and Dominic Raab.
