Sentence examples for a small number of contracts from inspiring English sources
In the rail division, Invensys found it needed to provide for additional costs in a small number of contracts, which will involve another £20m.
"We have not been supplying gasoline to Iran since October last year and we are not renewing a small number of contracts to refuel Iranair," he said.
Steve Fareham, Chief Executive of Billington Holdings plc said: The trading update is disappointing, but has been caused by isolated issues in a small number of contracts and we have acted to reduce the risk of any recurrences.
More worrying, even, than either of these, Soames discovered that scattered throughout its books, Serco also had a small number of contracts that put it on the hook for potentially unlimited losses.
The agreement also calls for a small number of contract workers to be transferred to direct employment and for more inspectors to ensure that the rights of contract workers are being upheld.
The company said drilling activity in North America had fallen because of weak natural gas prices, which had led to greater competition among oilfield services providers for a smaller number of contracts.
This was to be delivered (e.g. implemented and supported) in National Health Service (NHS) hospitals by a small number of centrally contracted Local Service Providers (LSPs) each working within a geographical region [ 31, 32].
Rates of NTM isolation, as well as the number of patients with NTM lung disease, have been increasing worldwide [ 1]; however, the fact that only a small number of people contract NTM despite ubiquitous exposure suggests the presence of identifiable risk factors associated with NTM infection.
Yet, only a small number of states have contracted with academic health science centers to provide health care services behind bars despite the potential benefits for this model.
I am deeply saddened and appalled at the misreporting of data by a small number of employees on the contract.
But they were holding "a small number of Treasury calls," or options contracts that give them the right to buy United States Treasury bonds, which, he conceded, "sounds completely counterintuitive".
