Sentence examples for fully contingent from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the Court of Chancery found that an award representing 15% of the common fund was reasonable in light of the absolute risk taken by Plaintiff's counsel in prosecuting the case through trial on a fully contingent fee basis.

Interestingly, in the latter case the attention effect was shown to be fully contingent upon predictability.

However, the contingent capture account argues that selection is always fully contingent on the top-down control setting (Folk et al., 1992).

You make your offer fully contingent upon a further investigation of all the books and records of the business and your satisfaction with the information contained therein.

Obama was adamant that any discussion on the budget would be contingent upon fully reopening the government, and he maintained that stance as the October 17 deadline for extending the national debt ceiling approached and with it the threat of default.

The degree of informativeness of (T) is zero because, as a tautology, (T) applies both to w and to ¬w. (V) performs better, and (P) has the maximum degree of informativeness because, as a fully accurate, precise and contingent truth, it "zeros in" on its target w.

Mr Harrison pointed out that Team GB was competing against a 5,000-strong 5,000-strongf fully-funded Russian athletes.

If the feeder tipped enough during the bird's visits, nectar would dribble down to add splashes of color and yet another contingent element not fully under the artist's control.

But if I fail to forgive those around me, then you will not forgive me either". Logically, then, this would be your gospel: God's forgiveness of your own sins would be entirely contingent upon you fully forgiving others first.

The downstairs contingent is also more fully depicted in the novels.

Evidently, the Waldorf-Astoria did not fully anticipate the size of the contingent.