Sentence examples for need contingency from inspiring English sources
When Oracle's department heads need contingency funds, they apply to Erkelens, who sets priorities for the requests and grants the money based on which ones are most likely to lead to more speed, or he puts it, "the most potential for blue sky".
NASA will also need contingency studies in case the Russians fail to meet their obligations.
In light of these experiences, Rodrigues thinks that FUNAI and the Ministry of Health need contingency plans that can be activated immediately, with specially trained health teams and stockpiles of vaccines and medicines available on short notice, as well as helicopters to ferry them to inaccessible corners of the Amazon.
Not to be like the Chinese businessman who resorts to living on a bowl of rice a day to meet commitments, the self-employed need contingency savings to avoid over dependency on bank loan.
You still need contingencies for things like power outages, but they are less likely to impact your entire workforce because of the geographical diversity.
Ryan said earlier that he had not ruled out Mangold, but the Jets need a contingency plan — and apparently a contingency plan for the contingency plan.
He added: "We need a contingency plan, and medicines, and more staff, field assistants and doctors.
We do need a contingency plan because he's an all-action cricketer and there will be times where he's missing for some really big games.
The prime minister privately believes that, by him making the argument for a no-fly zone, the EU has agreed to harden its position and accept the need for contingency planning.
The former cabinet secretary, Lord Armstrong, said: "We agreed on the need for contingency measures to put such extensions into effect, but we concluded that the government's bills would not be a satisfactory or reliable way of achieving this.
In "A Bad Idea, Rejected" (editorial, July 17), you got it just right: to leave the authority to postpone elections in the hands of the executive branch is to invite an abuse of power, but the fear of disruption is founded, and we need a contingency plan.
