Sentence examples for no contingent of from inspiring English sources

The school's buildings even resembled marine barracks: there was no quad, no student union, no contingent of artsy kids mainlining coffee and writing sestinas.

More importantly, no contingent feature of the situation could plausibly figure in an explanation of why the leap year fact is not a reason in a given case.

Yet surely, if y is essentially omnipotent, and s is within the range of its power (as it must be if y is essentially omnipotent), no contingent circumstance of this sort could make it impotent with respect to s. (For a similar argument see Scotus's seventh proof of unicity [Scotus, 90 1].) Premise 1 thus emerges unscathed.

No small contingent of political professionals and journalists will show up as well.

On Thursday afternoon, a small contingent of "no" supporters gathered around a stall.

There is no doubt the contingent of South African players at Ulster has played a huge role in getting the team to the final at Twickenham, none more so than scrumhalf Ruan Pienaar, who was the man of the match in the semifinal victory against Edinburgh.

They are loyal to Fatah but seemingly answerable to no one, and a contingent of them are supported by very strong figures who want nothing else but to see this new government fail.

There are no indications that the small contingent of United States marines stationed here is to become directly involved in the search.

It was a kinder, gentler Antrel Rolle at the Super Bowl media day, no matter how hard the contingent of reporters tried to push for something bolder.

Despite the energy and optimism, no one missed the heavy contingent of police officers — or forgot how a series of past police actions lent an air of tension to Saturday's march.

There was no word on the fate of another contingent of 200 Zambians who disappeared later.