Sentence examples for contract driven from inspiring English sources

WTI as a pricing benchmark currently trails the Brent front month futures contract, driven in part by local supply chain issues.

In Stage five (social contract driven), the world is viewed as holding different opinions, rights and values.

The commission's deputy chair, Caroline Waters, believes that poor working conditions have their roots in negotiating contracts "driven almost entirely by price".

But MacLellan not only argues that he couldn't trade Johansson before he knew whether he could retain unrestricted free agent Oshie and restricted free agents Kuznetsov and Dmitry Orlov, but that the size of those contracts, driven by the market, would dictate whether they had to deal Johansson at all.

OO Apple Deal, Tax Change Could Spark Corporate Solar Stampede of contracts driven by the looming change in a solar tax incentive that makes such projects particularly attractive.

The federal government, especially security and military contracting, drives the economy.

For all that television contracts drive the Premier League, and for all that modern players wear promotional messages that make them moving billboards for global brands, the bond between the club and its fans is intrinsic.

The airline said continued pressures on passenger revenue, sustained higher fuel prices and costs associated with the settlement of fuel hedge contracts drove this revision.

Players under club control contracts drive Acuras, tend to be jealous, and are more prone to snitching.

It is generally understood that players on a contract drive will pad their own statistics first.

The defeat of the controllers' union is regarded by many labor experts as a major loss for the labor movement, one that has emboldened employers to resist union organizing and contract drives and to hire nonunion workers to replace strikers.