Sentence examples for clever contract from inspiring English sources
He is a ferociously intelligent one-man ideas factory, gushing forth an endless stream of new policies and arguments.As Speaker of the House of Representatives after he led his party to victory in the 1994 mid-term elections, his clever "Contract With America" made him a tea-partier before there was ever a tea party.
Murphy's Law 9pm, BBC1 After last week's explosive and highly dramatic ending, a few loose ends need to be tied up before Tommy Murphy James Nesbittt) is allowed to uncover himself and let his prey, gangster Dave Callard, know that this new best friend isn't a ruthless and clever contract killer but a ruthless and clever undercover member of the national crime squad.
Moreover, the transaction costs tend to outweigh the savings.Jeff Eckel, of Hannon Armstrong, believes it is possible to overcome these problems by aggregating many similar properties and by drawing up clever contracts.
It's a crypto wallet that lets you also port your ID around (much like a Google or Facebook Login) and solves the UX problem through clever smart contract architecture.
Moreover, through clever structuring of contracts and aggressive lawyering, SICO was able to keep most pensioners handing over their checks–until recently.
The clever dishing out of contracts was matched by ruthless pricing.
The Sports Direct owner, Mike Ashley, is worth nearly £5bn – yet his business's success has been built on zero-hour contracts and clever ways to circumvent the minimum wage.
Jeremy Lin is still stirring passions, except this time with his contract, not his clever passing.
Three no-trump would probably make, but clever defense would defeat that contract.
His linkage of diverting historical anecdotes to pressing current issues and his skill at contracting complex ideas into clever apothegms do much to explain his appeal to politicians in search of a punchy quote.
(Perhaps that's when the producers knew, too, though holding off news of her contract renewal could have been a clever way to drum up interest in the episode).
