contingent on造句

Their success is contingent on our support.

The time of his arrival is contingent on the weather.

The punctual arrival of an airplane is contingent on the weather.

The sole agency will naturally be contingent on you maintaining qualified aftersales staff.

Other, even more far-reaching security guarantees, were still being discussed and would be contingent on successful peace talks.

The starting salary, a low $180 a month, turned out to be partly contingent on meeting ambitious sales figures.

Players who finished in the top 30 on the previous year's money or FedEx Cup lists have two pro-am opt outs that are contingent on sponsor approval.

Who should care for the elderly and how pension systems should be funded are often contingent on cultural norms and preferences.

"That's going to happen," she said, adding that Russia recognizes that its stated goal of increasing fossil fuel exports is contingent on developing efficiency and renewable energy strategies.

"Cold-blooded" is the layman's term for ectotherms—animals whose body temperature is contingent on the surrounding environment, rather than internally regulated like that of warm-blooded creatures.

No there is nothing you can do. A legal name change such as upon marriage is an unconditional change not one that is contingent on the marriage lasting.

Since the appointment of addition team members is contingent on the total budget allocated for the proposal development, the proposal lead needs to be consulted before assigning additional resources.