Sentence examples for because of contracts from inspiring English sources

That seems virtually impossible because of contracts already on the books.

Some had to take write-downs because of contracts or exposure they had with Enron.

The legal costs are the responsibility of taxpayers because of contracts struck by the companies before they collapsed.

Nearly 90percentt of his budget goes to salaries and benefits and cannot be touched because of contracts.

"Waste management is really a cash cow for the towns," in part because of contracts with carters and tipping fees, he added.

Special hurdles exist, however, for the ABC app, in part because of contracts between the network and the companies that produce some of its shows that were written before mobile phone video streaming was even possible.

Now their salaries have been slashed, because of contracting out.

Recently, though, work had faltered again, because of contract disputes with Shah.

The deficit could also grow because of contract negotiations with all of the city workers' unions.

(The drummer Bill Ward was not involved in the album or the group's forthcoming tour, because of contract disputes).

The crisp practice was surprising in light of how long players have been away and the number of them who were unavailable because of contract issues.