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Contingent in a sentence
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Contingent meaning
- An event which may or may not happen; that which is unforeseen, undetermined, or dependent on something in the future.
- That which falls to one in a division or apportionment among a number; a suitable share.
- A quota of troops.
Example sentences (20)
However, the success of all of this talent was contingent on one player, a rookie that was taken last in the draft.
IndiaтАЩs passion and commitment to sports shines through as we send our largest ever contingent in the Asian Games.
It prohibits deals that are contingent upon an athlete’s enrollment at a certain school or upon athletic performance.
That said, Canadian banks do make use of non-viability contingent capitalis pretty darn similar to a convertible bond.
The deal is contingent on Mr. Biden remaining drug-free for 24 months and agreeing never to own a firearm again.
AZ supporters broke through a fence and attacked the West Ham contingent seated in a reserved section at the AZ Stadium.
Contingent on the success of their Evanston location, Alnouri and Qishit said they hope to open more stores.
Newcastle's England contingent find out whether they are in the squad for Euro qualifiers against Italy and Ukraine today.
As always at Miami, there is a large contingent of Argentine tennis fans and they were vocal in their support for Schwartzman.
The crowd will include people from Brisbane, Canberra and Melbourne as well as a New Zealand contingent.
The organization Jewish Long Beach, though, also had a contingent present — to oppose the proclamation.
There’s also a “quiet Crombie voter” contingent, particularly among women, who don’t love how she’s been treated in the campaign.
The company will also make contingent payments for five years depending on the average copper price.
Packers are clearly improved, and Green Bay contingent appears to be facing its last major team challenge approaching the playoffs.
A contingent of police vehicles, with warning lights flashing, also appeared in the dashcam vision a short time later, giving chase.
It was the British Army, including a significant contingent of well-trained Jewish soldiers, who liberated Palestine from the Turks.
Additionally, a liquidity mechanism called the Contingent Reserve Arrangement to support members struggling with payments was created.
The North America contingent now prepare for the O’Neill Cold Water Classic starting Nov. 15-19.
Poles and coach Matt Eberflus were part of the Bears contingent attending that on-campus event.
And Rob said the fact they pulled it off was due in no small part to their Kentish contingent.
Common combinations with contingent
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- contingent of 37×
- contingent on 31×
- the contingent 15×
- large contingent 14×
- contingent in 12×
- is contingent 11×
- contingent upon 8×
- of contingent 7×
- contingent will 5×
- contingent was 5×
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