Sentence examples for are content for from inspiring English sources

He said: "Neither the energy companies nor the government want Labour's price freeze because they are content for prices to carry on rising at 10% a year.

So unless you are content for the BBC to be used as a covert propaganda outlet by tobacco, fossil fuel and other controversial companies, please don't give up.

"The one big reason that Greeks are content for both teams to reach the final is this: football-wise, both deserve it," he said.

The hacking scandal matters because it makes it seem that, in Britain, some people are above the law, and others are content for them to be so.

The desire to defeat President Obama is high, but a vast majority of Republican governors, members of Congress and other party elders are content for now to watch from the sidelines, undercutting Mr. Romney's effort to create an air of inevitability and reflecting broader indecision among conservatives even as the time to choose draws close.

"We found evidence that in relation to the more serious murders, those members of the public who favour release at some stage are content for sentencing judges to be given some measure of discretion, but would like that discretion to be limited or controlled, either through legal guidelines or through minimum and maximum periods of imprisonment," said the report.

But I'm content for now.

Once again, she was content for about ten days.

But policy-makers have been content for too long with glib analyses of the SAT.

He wouldn't mind new kitchen cabinets and a redone bathroom, but is content for now.

One potential sticking point on the deal is content for ZDNet.