Contingent sentence examples

First, one might hold that pairs of corresponding ' will ' and ' will-not ' propositions about future contingents are neither true nor false.

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Thus, ' will ' and ' will-not ' propositions about future contingents are said to be neither true nor false.

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In so doing, the supervaluationist approach undermines the assumption that ' will ' and 'will not ' are contradictories, which in turn undermines the motivation for denying bivalence for future contingents.

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Although the percentage of right parties has no statistically significant influence for changes in total spending, legislatures with larger right-wing contingents are more likely to increase old-age pension expenditures.

Contingent meaning

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Identifying the ethnic groups under study occasioned a silly sense of obligation to note that the selection ' does not signify the denial of the relevance of other contingents ' (p.

151).

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how to use the word contingent in a sentence

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