Sentence examples for from one contingent from inspiring English sources

Arguments to a First Cause in time contend that a continuous temporal regress from one contingent existence to another would never account for the existence of the cosmos, and they conclude that it is more reasonable to accept there was a First Cause than to accept either a regress or the claim that the cosmos just came into being from nothing.

One contingent on the left defends the Zimmerman verdict.

One contingent, especially strong in Europe, advocates pacifism.

One contingent made its way to Jerry's Bar.

Shareholders now will also get one "contingent value obligation" for each share, entitling them to additional payments if four synthetic-fuel plants that Florida Progress bought in October reach certain profit levels from 2001 to 2007.

The latest witness to the Indians' superior one-on-one contingent was cross-town and Pacific League rival Burbank, which managed to squeak out just six games from Burroughs' trio of Garrett Auproux, Calvin Fox and Michael Whelan.

We started out by taking the Sugarloaf lift, hopping off, shouldering the skis and hiking toward the clouds, which brought a complaint from one member of our New York contingent, Jeff Murray.

> According to directionality theory, the long term or global changes in evolutionary entropy which occur as the system evolves from one steady state condition to the next is contingent on the equilibrium-opportunistic distinction.

Its role is to represent the current diversity of available plant repeat collections, compensating for the contingent absence of specific repeats from one source, and was used for the characterization of new repeats.

The first method is contingent on the availability of parental genotypes and allows the phasing of each variant using the trio approach where one checks that each of the two variants being interrogated is from one parent precisely.

Mr. LaBranche belongs to a contingent more than two million strong, making up at least one-sixth of the country's single parents, up from one-ninth in 1970.