Sentence examples for which contingent from inspiring English sources

Last month, it again refused to make public which contingent was being investigated for allegations of raping women in the CAR, including a minor.

It was difficult to tell which contingent was genuinely having a better time meeting the other: the executives or the fans.

Furthermore, it is also important to identify which contingent of different modalities should be part of a multidisciplinary treatment programme for the individual patient.

In this method a hypothetical market is assumed in which contingent questionnaires are distributed among respondents and completed in their presence or delivered by mail.

As previously observed, there is some question about exactly what is to count as a sure loss, but in a proper Dutch Book the loss does not depend upon which contingent propositions are true.

For, the whole idea of inductive logic is to provide a measure of the extent to which contingent premise sentences indicate the likely truth-values of contingent conclusion sentences.

Brower thinks the problem can be defused by observing that God is the cause of the contingent entities on which his contingent knowledge depends.

One may think that there are facts in the functorial sense of the word which are contingent — the fact that Sam is sad — and facts in the functorial sense which are not contingent — the fact that 2 + 2 = 4. Or one may think that all facts in the functorial sense are contingent, are Humean matters of fact.

"All of which is contingent on the almost unimaginable not happening," he said.

The Obama administration is correct to cancel food shipments, which were contingent on a halt to missile and nuclear tests.

The proposed settlement, which is contingent on court approval, calls for Xerox to make the payment out of its pension plan for salaried employees.