Sentence examples for like the contingent from inspiring English sources
Survey based valuation techniques like the Contingent Valuation Method (CVM) rely particularly on the premise of respondents' rationality when answering willingness to pay (WTP) questions.
To keep the rebels out of the villages that the government does control, Macedonia has depended on its poorly equipped police forces like the contingent in this area northeast of Skopje that is heavy with rebels.
Central information processing, visible in evoked potentials like the contingent negative variation (CNV) is altered in migraine patients who exhibit higher CNV amplitudes and a reduced habituation.
And that would seem like good news for the contingent hoping to bring the Olympics to Los Angeles for a third time.
Many who settle abroad may not appear in migration statistics, like the growing contingent of retirees who flock to warmer places.
It might have been even better – Craig Cathcart's first-half header cancelled out by an 87th-minute equaliser – but like the travelling contingent of 2,200 fans, O'Neill was not in the mood to be downcast.
It looks like the webOS contingent at HP isn't done losing people.
And that's what like the Bannon contingent calls them too," another White House reporter explained to me.
Indeed, the idea of the contingent nature of concepts like classical and contemporary drives the museum's postexpansion approach to its holdings, which in turn reflects the thinking of its executive director, Dan L. Monroe.
Sometimes, like the German contingents who fought in the American war, they served because of a contract with their ruler, and sometimes they were actually part of the British Army, like the King's German Legion, which fought gallantly in the Spanish Peninsula and at Waterloo.
Then there's the kids-don't-eat-like-us contingent, with adults packing bland kid-pleasers they'd never make for themselves, like butter and jelly on white bread.
