What are the contingencies?
The contingencies piled up.
"They play to test the contingencies of their world".
Their poems reflected the contingencies of their own lives; they would never truly be finished.
The contingencies can get so intricate and self-annulling that very little gets done.
"The contingencies of war are unpredictable," said Senator Pat Roberts, the Kansas Republican who is chairman of the Intelligence Committee.
I tend to think that the contingencies of Cal's genetic condition would trump those of any other affiliation.
Solicitor general Robert Buckland announced the requirement for a "cash advance from the contingencies fund" in a written ministerial statement.
He was never distracted by the contingencies that might combine to make the elimination of Hitler unnecessary.
He says that individual units rehearsed their own roles and the contingencies they might face over and over again.
By following universal imperatives, the will escapes the contingencies and determinism of the phenomenal or empirical realm.
