Sentence examples for contingent will not be from inspiring English sources

"It is sad that this is the first time ever that the Indian contingent will not be carrying the national flag during the Winter Olympics," V. K. Malhotra, the I.O.A.'s acting president, told The Outdoor Journal.

Swansea City chairman Huw Jenkins hopes the club's Olympic contingent will not be "overplayed" at London 2012.

That game in Canberra falls between Tests one and two, and presumably the Brumbies' large contingent of Wallabies will not be selected.

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For example, many home sale contracts include a contingent condition that the sale will not be finalized until the house passes a building inspection.

Habits are cue-contingent, such that the habit-generated impulse will not be activated when the cue is not encountered (Orbell & Verplanken, 2010).

But if Lindros is not playing somewhere, he will not be a part of Canada's Olympic contingent.

The complex and contingent set of circumstances that led to the rejection suggests such generalisation will not be easy.

Monk has not spoken to Hodgson since becoming Swansea's manager and will not be inviting him to check out the club's English contingent.

And the bigger the drop in aggregate activity, the higher the probability that borrowers will not be able to make payments on their non-state-contingent debt.

Other cases in which apparent contradictories can be seen as contraries, and thus immune from any application of LEM, are future contingents (There will be/will not be a sea battle tomorrow; cf. De Int. Chapter 9) and, in more recent work (Alxatib and Pelletier 2011, Ripley 2011a), vague predications.