Sentence examples for enhanced contingent from inspiring English sources
"The plaintiff's bar is seizing upon the frenzy of the moment as a vehicle to seek enhanced contingent fees," said Michael Young, a lawyer at Willkie Farr & Gallagher who has defended accounting firms in several securities lawsuits.
The chorus joins the orchestra, enhanced with a contingent of period instruments, in the pit.
And as far as John Bailey Lloyd, the author of two histories of the island -- "Six Miles At Sea" and "18 Miles of History on Long Beach Island" (both published by Down the Shore Press) is concerned -- the New York contingent has also enhanced the island's cultural life.
Of course, monetary policy in America (and perhaps, before long, in other countries) has reached the zero bound and can no longer fill this contingent role.Can other contingent policies be created or enhanced to eliminate tail risks?
The benefits of contingent screening could be enhanced further if the accuracy of the initial DSS tests were improved as fewer NIPT tests would be needed.
Following nicotine administration, the order of magnitude for the chamber that provided enhanced detection of hypoactivity or sensitization was contingent upon both the dependent measure under examination and the animal's biological sex.
The analysis of the contingent > non-contingent-selective response in Experiment 2 compared with Experiment 1 revealed enhanced left lateralized activation to the combination of 2 multisensory contingencies compared with the visual proprioceptive cues alone.
In a previous study we have experimentally shown that the cellular sensitivity to Herceptin™ treatment is directly contingent on the EGFR coexpression density and can be enhanced by EGFR downregulation [ 26].
Five members of the European contingent are yet to win a point, with psychological damage seemingly enhanced by Lee Westwood's late missing of a tiny putt on the 18th green to halve a fourball match.
