1. Our success is contingent upon your continued help.

2. Our success is contingent upon your support.

3. Contingent (on or upon): determined by something else

4. Growth is contingent upon setting and achieving goals.

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6. Any further payments are contingent upon satisfactory completion dates.

7. Make rewards contingent upon quite small amounts of progress.

8. Further investment is contingent upon the company's profit performance.

9. Proposed Awards and selections are contingent upon Energy Commission approval

10. (c) to aid contingent upon the use of domestic over imported goods;

11. A graduate Assistantship offer is contingent upon receiving and maintaining valid visa status

12. The job offer was Contingent upon the return of a clean background review

13. Contingent synonyms, Contingent pronunciation, Contingent translation, English dictionary definition of Contingent

14. The exchange was contingent upon planning permission for building being given on the vacated site.

15. Synonyms: contingent (on or upon), dependent, subject (to)… Antonyms: independent, unConditional… Find the right word.

16. The parents were therefore giving a reward contingent upon Joanne's production of the undesirable behaviours.

17. Contingent definition, dependent for existence, occurrence, character, etc., on something not yet certain; conditional (often followed by on or upon): Our plans are Contingent on the weather

18. A Contingent offer means that an offer on a new home has been made and the seller has accepted it, but that the final sale is Contingent upon certain criteria that have to be met.

19. This assessment should be done in line with EU accounting rule 10: ‘Provisions, contingent labilities and contingent assets’.

20. (a) The provision by governments of direct subsidies to a firm or an industry contingent upon export performance.

21. Arbitrary definition, subject to individual will or judgment without restriction; contingent solely upon one's discretion: an Arbitrary decision

22. 🔊 According to my supervisor, the job promotion is Contingent upon my ability to pass the management exam

23. Articulatory loop is based upon the use of an abstract phonological code that is neither Articulatory in nature nor contingent upon the process of Articulatory rehearsal

24. Contingent (plural Contingents)

25. 🔊 The cashier told me the free cheeseburger was Contingent upon the purchase of a medium drink and fries

26. 4 synonyms of Contingent (on or upon) from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 18 related words, definitions, and antonyms

27. A Contingent beneficiary can be named in an insurance contract or

28. Secondly, the integrity of pastoral systems and management processes is contingent upon their being reflected in all aspects of school management.

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31. This, of course, is contingent upon Afghanistan having smooth transit and access to the regional markets and sea ports through its immediate neighbours.

32. Contingent liabilities and accounts payable

33. Fourth, the success in implementation of competitiveness-enhancing strategies is contingent upon the AFT also strengthening the human capital development in the continent.

34. There are Contingent offers, Contingent listings, home sale contingencies, appraisal contingencies, financing contingencies, and so on

35. Examples of Contingent in a sentence

36. When an annuity has a Contingent …

37. • Lighting of the Cressets 6:00PM *These plans are, of course, contingent upon the governmental restrictions on public gatherings in place at the time

38. It came to be controlled by a contingent of WASPs, wannabe WASPs, and social climbers.

39. Have the Scottish contingent arrived yet?

40. What does Contingent mean? Information and translations of Contingent in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

41. A thing that is Contingent in its nature establishes the fact of a non-Contingent existence.

42. A rather sizeable contingent moved out.

43. Has the Scottish contingent arrived yet?

44. (Sometimes this waiting period is 10 days, and is decided by the initial Contingent contract between the seller and Contingent buyer.) The Contingent buyer has this period of time to come up

45. Contingent — Continue To Show (CCS) If a home's status is Contingent - Continue to Show, the seller has accepted an offer, but there are multiple contingencies that must be addressed

46. How to use Contingent in a sentence

47. • IT215R Reserves, contingent accounts and sinking funds

48. A large contingent of troops was dispatched.

49. The political inference was that if all gender differentiation was historically contingent it could be Consigned …

50. A strong Contingent from Camberwell Art School; A seven-strong French diplomatic Contingent arrived in the capital city yesterday.

51. Definition of Contingent in the Definitions.net dictionary

52. Part I: Contingent liabilities of the SRB

53. Contingent or directly from L. Contingentem (nom

54. John Quincy Adams won that contingent election.

55. The strong British contingent suffered mixed fortunes.

56. Learn the differences between Contingent and pending.

57. 310 Buskin Court Severn, MD 21144 (Contingent)

58. • IT215RSR Reserves, contingent accounts and sinking funds

59. The word Contingent denotes that there is no present interest or right but only a conditional one which will become effective upon the happening of the designated condition

60. Modalities of radiotherapy, surgery, internal medical, and oncology must be applied contingent on individual prognostic factors.

61. Upon a loan, only legal interest can be received; but upon Bottomry any interest may be legally reserved which the parties agree upon.

62. Contingent (adj.) late 14c., "depending upon circumstances, not predictable with certainty, provisionally liable to exist," from Old French Contingent or directly from Latin Contingentem (nominative contingens) "happening; touching," in Medieval Latin "possible, Contingent," present participle of contingere "to happen to one, befall, come to pass," originally "to touch" (see contact (v.)).

63. Contingently meaning In a contingent manner; without foresight.

64. We prefer contextually complex, contingent, weasel-word sentences --

65. What does Contingents mean? Plural form of contingent

66. A Contingent beneficiary is "Plan B."

67. The crowd included a big contingent from Ipswich.

68. The largest Contingent was from the United States

69. Contingent job offers can occur for permanent positions.

70. Adjustment to purchase consideration contingent on future events

71. Other preventive measures, which are covered elsewhere in the Contingent-Owned Equipment Manual, must be taken into account:

72. The adjective Contingent can be used to describe something that can occur only when something else happens first

73. It has to be acted upon.

74. If all goes well, Contingent deals will advance to …

75. Important political characters must be brought upon the stage, and Animadverted upon with freedom

76. Late 14c., “depending upon circumstances, not predictable with certainty, provisionally liable to exist,” from Old French contingent or directly from Latin Contingentem (nominative contingens) “happening; touching,” in Medieval Latin “possible, contingent,” present participle of contingere “to happen to one, befall, come to pass,” originally “to touch” (see contact (v.)).

77. Contingent Beneficiary: This is also known as the secondary

78. Contingency - the state of being contingent on something

79. Contingent liabilities from guarantees and letters of credit

80. The largest contingent was from the United States.