Sentence examples for because of the contracts from inspiring English sources

Because of the contracts, it reported its first profit last year.

"I always thought building the schools would be the hard bit, because of the contracts involved and all that," Mr. O'Brien said.

Some coaches said they would be in favor of using a standard basketball nationally, but they also acknowledged that there would probably be resistance to uniformity because of the contracts that bind universities or coaches to certain brands.

"I anticipate the fall from the Premier League won't be anywhere near as severe as what it will be for teams like QPR because of the contracts they have signed players on.

"The expectations are high, probably because of the contract," Houston said.

Guerin missed the Devils' first 21 games that season because of the contract dispute.

I've been doing it so long, it doesn't change because of the contract.

There shouldn't be added responsibility because of the contract, O'Neill said.

Tells about the city's fiscal problems which will be pressured even more because of the contract renewal with its uniformed employees--policemen, firemen, & sanitationmen.

I spoke to the Chief Constable of Strathclyde police after the game and he told me that the police couldn't do anything about the kick-off time because of the contract the SFA had signed with Sky.

They can say it as many times, argue until they're blue in face that it isn't a tactic, but it is a tactic.' " Still, Gould gives the slight edge to the union in its pursuit of the injunction because of the contract language.