Sentence examples for higher contingent from inspiring English sources

Then, higher contingent wages paid in Period 2, in which layoffs occur, encourage workers in Period 1 to work harder.

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".

On a Saturday afternoon in October a group for the junior high contingent, called Power Surge, which included four guitarists and two bassists, played in the church gym, rehearsing a version of the Jason Wallis song "Hey God".

"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 five studies, participants indicated their preference between a job offering a fixed salary and one having a lower certain component but the potential to earn a higher amount contingent on performance.

Some results in higher-order sensitivity analysis using a higher-order adjacent derivative in [22] and a higher-order contingent derivative in [23] of perturbation maps in a parameterized vector optimization were given.

The three blockbuster films with the highest female contingent in the crew were revealed to be Tina Fey's cult classic Mean Girls, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, and Honey – each of which had a workforce composed of 42% women.

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

Organisms are inexplicable in this sense because their arising would be "in the highest degree contingent".

First, the symmetries and regularities of their structure and workings make them "in the highest degree contingent" (5: 360) and "mechanically inexplicable".