Sentence examples for much contingent from inspiring English sources

This arrangement was very much contingent upon his continuing success; he said, "After I got beat" — in the governor's race in 1980 — "I was concerned about it.

While it is important to monitor the effectiveness on nutrition, this potential is very much contingent on the quality of implementation.

Mr. Bevin's much smaller contingent rang bells.

That mission has since developed into a much larger contingent of United Nations peacekeepers.

But it is now contemplating a much larger contingent, with the specific job of disarming the militiamen.

A small number of fans booed Pierce as he took the microphone, but they were quickly shushed and drowned out by a much larger contingent.

Now we've made it into a much more contingent status, where people can no longer feel sure that fundamental rights won't be taken away".

Although there is still more to do — Ms. Begley would like same-sex marriage to be legal across the land — she could not help notice that inauguration officials allowed her band to bring a much bigger contingent this time, and gave it a much more prominent spot, right next to the civil rights float.

The fan group was a much smaller contingent than usual, and many did not stay the night as hotels were trying to get away with drastic price hikes.Some foreign fans whiled away the night until the morning in and around the Golden Lion pub, in front of Donetsk's bigger-than-life-size statue of Lenin, which is still standing.

"We have a much stronger contingent of people in networking than anyone, except for say, a company like Lucent.

But for those who enjoy wearing their popularity on their sleeve by showing who "likes" them (probably a much larger contingent), there's still Facebook Pages.