Sentence examples for it's contingent from inspiring English sources

"They have a contingent bid in for some of eToys inventory, but it's contingent on Scholastic getting eToy's e-commerce software engine," says Dobell, noting that Scholastic could move the acquired inventory through Toys R Us and their book-fairs business, where it controls roughly 85% of the marketplace.

It's contingent on our sense perception, and humanity's current state of knowledge.

"But it's contingent on Saab meeting various commitments".

It's contingent on the outcome of the next election.

It's contingent upon the continuation of the job numbers, which seem to be forming a pattern.

"But it's contingent on Saab meeting various commitments," Mr. Cain said.

It is contingent on Indonesia's cooperation in stamping out what is seen as rampant corruption.

It was contingent on Dickey's signing an extension with the Blue Jays, and the league granted them a 72-hour window Saturday to negotiate it.

This empirical assumption also implies that the information value of an environmental event does not depend on the event as such, rather it is contingent on system's structures.

But if the universe can cease to exist, it is contingent and requires an explanation for its existence (Reichenbach, chap. 5).

A chief's power in Ojibwa society was based on persuasion and consensus; it was contingent, holding only as long as the community of elders, including the women, chose to respect and follow the chief's lead.