Sentence examples for reasonable contingencies from inspiring English sources

The letter called the state of affairs at Northern Pipeline "absurd and unfortunate," and made a cogent case for giving back the excess cash to its real owners, the shareholders: "The cash capital not needed by these pipe line companies in the normal conduct of their business, or to provide for reasonable contingencies, should be returned to the stockholders, whose property it is".

"The council will still have sufficient balances to deal with any reasonable contingencies".

Impact estimates during the design of trials, considering reasonable contingencies for outcomes, are suggested as a means of justifying the size, scope, and appropriate costs of studies.

Have you included a reasonable contingency in your forecast in case sales or costs are significantly different from forecast?

In July, the Senate debated an amendment that would have placed a reasonable cap on lawyers' contingency fees for malpractice claims.

University officials said the $340 million included a 30percentt contingency, which they considered reasonable given escalating construction costs.

Structural contingency theory provides a reasonable theoretical foundation to assess this relationship.

"But if in the end we get to the point for whatever reason that we can't get to a reasonable set of conclusions, we have to be prepared for that contingency".

But "it is reasonable to assume that our armed forces are making contingency plans", he said.

All I would say is it is reasonable to assume that our armed forces are making contingency plans".

In an affidavit he filed in the case, Mr. Glasheen stated, "The contingency nature of the fee as well as the amount is reasonable and not unconscionable".