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Meanings of contingent upon in English

Determined by conditions or circumstances that follow.

Usage of contingent upon in English
1
He had an objective, and this objective was contingent upon making money.
Poor Man's Rock
2
It has raised 130 billion yuan from strategic investors contingent upon the listing.
Reuters
3
In fact, his progress has been contingent upon this very fact.
The Last Harvest
4
PayPal's investment and collaboration are contingent upon Uber completing its IPO.
Reuters
5
I accepted the mission, contingent upon my employer's granting me leave of absence.
The Facts of Reconstruction
6
Certain current concussion management guidelines are contingent upon this assumption.
Pubmed
7
Lyons said the Toll and Stern bids are contingent upon reaching a labor deal.
Reuters
8
But that's contingent upon who that royal family actually is.
News.com.au
9
Moreover, the law of your growth is contingent upon the exercise of these faculties.
A Fleece of Gold; Five Lessons from the Fable of Jason and the G...
10
Franklin's commitment, however, may have been contingent upon the entire deal being syndicated, sources said.
Reuters
11
Rather, said the court, rights are contingent upon responsibility.
Wired
12
Any offer of employment is contingent upon the results of a pre- employment reference check.
Climbing Magazine
13
The validity of the two destructive moods is contingent upon the kind of alternatives selected.
Deductive Logic
14
By the Treaty of London the existence of Belgium is contingent upon her perpetual neutrality:-
Why We Are at War (2nd Edition, revised)
15
So many things which had seemed good and desirable had been contingent upon his father.
Poor Man's Rock
16
High affinity I hERG inhibition by sarizotan was contingent upon channel gating and intact inactivation.
Pubmed
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Contingent upon through the time
Contingent upon across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common