Sentence examples for a thick contract from inspiring English sources

On the table rested the reason for her tremors: a thick contract to sell E-Loan for $130 million.

They created incredibly thick contracts with complex non-compete language that prohibited the influencers they hired from working with their competitors for a certain amount of time.

Physicians remained wary of the thick contracts that had to be signed with government agencies, and wondered if all the advantages that they were contemplating would eventually cost them (see excerpt 2 in Uneasy departure and uncertainty about destination).

If set your mind to it, you can imagine it folding out to form a wide, flat surface, or contracting into a thick, narrow slab.

After detachment from culture dishes by mild shear stress, the monolayer sheet immediately began to actively contract and form a thick 3D tissue (Fig. 1a).

Baseball's evolution has included smaller parks, bigger players, livelier balls and thicker contracts, but not necessarily heftier paychecks for a player who can bunt for a hit or to advance a runner.

L4 muscle cells developed bands of myosin heavy chain A thick filaments at the cell center and spontaneously contracted ex vivo.

"The value to the NFL is looked at by almost everyone as in the TV contract," says McCombs, who speaks slowly, with a thick west Texas accent.

Buffalo gave him a six-year contract believed to be worth $38 million to provide a thick layer of protection for the quarterback.

A thick stone wall.

You need a thick skin.