Sentence examples for partially contingent from inspiring English sources

Community member compensation was not contingent on performance, but undergraduate compensation was partially contingent on performance.

The program could also attract healthier employee groups if the small-business credits in Kerrys plan were at least partially contingent on use of the national pool.

In part, because their value in the labour market is partially contingent on being close to others who are well educated.

Future IPOs and valuations will be partially contingent on Box's success.

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.

However, before such programs are universally advocated, since the cost-effectiveness of such control programs is at least partially contingent upon disease prevalence (5 ), more data are required to assess the extent to which such prevalence rates may indeed be generalizable to other countries and populations.

A crucial assumption of the argument is semantic externalism, the thesis that the reference of our words and mental symbols is partially determined by contingent relations between thinkers and the world.

The success of the exposome concept will be contingent partially on the successful linkage of these components of exposure science (Wild 2005).

No-responses to contingent valuation questions are partially driven by budget constraints.

The political situation in the country was obviously very unstable, but as a sports journalist and part of the travelling F1 contingent it's not my job to pass opinion on a complex subject that I am only partially informed on.

Figure  1b displays a corresponding analysis of a partial RTW, i.e. the likelihood of partially terminating an episode of sickness benefit during a week contingent on that sick leave being ongoing in the beginning of each week.