Sentence examples for least contingent from inspiring English sources

A second imperative is located in the requirements of funders of healthcare technology research, whose funding decisions are, in part at least, contingent on developers promising to consult and actively involve device 'users' and 'stakeholders'stakeholders

Adaptations described as 'functionally redundant' appeared least contingent on evolutionary history (Fig.  2b and Additional file 1: Figure S1b), with reports being frequent among both closely related and distantly related taxa.

There is at least one contingent, however, that is not a fan of the covered-up, sophisticated look: teenage boys.

In their own time, buildings by Sullivan, Wright, Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier were esteemed because they bore at least a contingent relationship to truth.

Typically, when a developer unveils a major project, there is at least a contingent commitment from some pension fund, some financial syndicate, some sovereign wealth fund, some shadowy Russian billionaire — some somebody.

Bad news for hurricane-ravaged homeowners is good news for at least one contingent: construction companies and the army of workers they plan to hire, many of whom have been idled and ailing from the housing bust for nearly half a decade.

This biogeomorphic ecosystem engineering phenomenon is at least partly contingent on the geological setting.

Truthmaker maximalists hold that every truth (or at least every contingent truth) has a truthmaker.

That is, though no being would exist in every possible world, every world would possess at least one contingent being.

Although anti-doping testing and education is central to anti-doping strategy, athletes' decision not to dope was made independent of, or at least not contingent on these structures.

Presumably, Yahoo's DFS offerings would legally be considered identical to their legacy year-long cash leagues, as success in both cases are at least partially contingent upon factors outside of user's control.