That constant contracting, over time, can cause muscle spasms and headaches and possibly make you more vulnerable to injury.
But they ran into constant delays; no contract was forthcoming.
There are the dynamics of life on the road, fierce competition to secure limited and temporary contracts, constant self-promotion and auditions before directors who seem to specialise in harsh opinions.
I wrote contracts, constant "reminder" emails, made phone calls, and organized meetings.
Other authors have explored the nature of funding for policy analysis institutes and in particular the problems associated with short term contracts, including the constant treadmill of proposal writing and contract negotiations, and also the loss of ability to respond to fleeting windows of political opportunity in the policy agenda due to lack of flexible funding [ 18].
The commission contends that the contract produces constant overstaffing, so that people are routinely paid for hours they do not work, including significant overtime pay — a system that is ripe for abuse.
In her role as a sales trainer, Amy provided needed relief from the constant changes within the contract research organizational field.
It is a powerful idea that resonates across the centuries of our American story--the idea that the people are sovereign, and they can establish effective government by pact or contract and constant civic engagement.
Brazilian football officials are concerned that constant news of lucrative contracts with foreign clubs will make players an increasingly common target for kidnappers, as in Argentina, where the problem has reached epidemic proportions.
People find that in a week off the grid, freed from the social contracts of constant electric connectivity.
