Sentence examples for had contingent from inspiring English sources

We had contingent constituencies.

Is it possible that our biological knowledge would be altogether different, had contingent choices been different in the past?

Just over half of full-time faculty in South Korea had contingent appointments in 2013, an increase of 14 percentage points since 2010, according to a 28 April article from The Korea Herald, which is published in Seoul.

Catastrophe bonds linked to earthquake and storm risk have been sold to investors, and so has contingent capital, in the form of callable equity.

Individuals are seen to have contingent strategies or preferences, cooperation being contingent on certain aspects of the choice-situation.

Though few institutions have copied Cal State Bakersfield, roughly 70% of the people currently teaching at American institutions of higher learning have contingent appointments.

The importance of the distinction between existence and actuality is to demonstrate that the necessary aspects of deity do not preclude God having contingent aspects, provided they do not conflict with the necessary ones.

OLT proposes that behaviours that have contingent consequences for the individual are more likely to be repeated when the individual's "anticipated consequences" of their behaviour are favourable, and will become less frequent if their anticipated consequences are less positive.

Though embassies have contingents of Marines, consulates and other offices do not.

There is concern, and I put it no more highly than that, that the coalition special forces, in which the Brits, Germans and Australians have contingents, have been involved in covert assassinations and assisting in US-sponsored extraordinary renditions.

Morocco and Egypt already have contingents at CERN, Gillies notes.