Sentence examples for high contingent of from inspiring English sources

"There was a high contingent of Tasmanians who were a part of Pozieres because it was a focus of the 12th Battalion, in which Tasmanians were actively involved," Dick said.

4. CHAIRMAN OF PREMIER LEAGUE Richards also sits in the hot seat of the Premier League, whose chief executive Richard Scudamore has always been sensitive to accusations that the league's high contingent of foreign players is damaging to the national team.

In January 2005, Marsh & McLennan agreed to pay $850 million to settle accusations of bid rigging and of steering business to insurers that paid Marsh the highest "contingent commissions".

Where is the contingent of high profile Democrats who pay similar ideological fealty to Karl Marx?

On Sunday evening, a contingent of high-level studio executives flew to New Zealand with a mandate to move the films if the cloud of labor trouble did not lift.

The inspectors, joined by a contingent of high-level SS officers that may have included the notorious Adolf Eichmann (there are conflicting reports on his presence), were treated to a performance of the Verdi "Requiem".

Reference [12] presented a higher-order contingent derivative of perturbation maps in multiobjective optimization.

All five of the aforementioned youngsters are among a large contingent of St . Marys High players on the Hawks.

Dartmouth has a large contingent of students from private high schools, about 45 percent of undergraduates, compared with 32 percent at Harvard, for example, and 38 percent at the University of Chicago.

The National Employment Law Project reports that 58 percent of jobs added during the recovery have been in low-wage sectors, which have high levels of contingent and subcontracted jobs.

"It's all oil money, so there is a very large high roller contingent in the state of Texas," he says.