Sentence examples for four contingencies from inspiring English sources

We then use this framework to study the differences in total effects relationships among TQM constructs across four contingencies, firm size, TQM duration, unionization, and industry type.

To remove this block, we simply removed the influence of the PHD pathway by removing the effect of four contingencies, and corrected the requirement for two others.

But if they can't, there are at least four contingency plans: "There's a lot of different things we can do," Yankees Manager Joe Girardi said just now.

"The strike started at 6.30pm, and when the fire crews left we called in four contingency crews," a London Fire Brigade spokeswoman said.

Proof of Theorem 3.1 From the four contingency tables shown in Tables 2– 4, it is easy to get the following linear equation system: The rank of the above linear system is 14.

Her combined ministrations, she told her charges, were meant to equip them for precisely two contingencies: invitations to the White House and invitations to Buckingham Palace.

Lawmakers, political strategists and activists are preparing for three contingencies: the court upholds the law, the court invalidates the insurance-purchasing mandate but preserves most of the law, or the court throws out the law, Mr. Obama's signature domestic achievement.

From Fig. 3, after five contingencies, the system has not caused a collapse yet.

Based on these two contingencies, we categorize financing instruments into four types: common equity (common stock), convertible securities (preferred stock and convertible debt), transactional debt (corporate bonds), and relational debt (bank and commercial loans).

Our findings from case studies at eight multinational companies suggest that variations in control mechanisms can be explained by two contingencies: (1) corporate organisational structure and (2) the distribution of purchasing expertise among subsidiaries.

The other categorical factors were divided into two contingencies.