Sentence examples for contract fallout from inspiring English sources
Keyshawn Johnson can tell you about the first call and the last one he made to the Jets about his eventual trade, about conversations before it and after it with his former teammates, about contract fallout and about Wayne Chrebet and Al Groh and the lowdown on who said what and who did what and why.
Subscribers to Time Warner Cable might not be able to watch CBS shows over the next few weeks, as a result of the latest contract fallout between a network and a pay TV operator.
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The teams have not played since 1990, after the universities failed to come to terms on a new contract in a fallout that left officials casting blame on one another.
Should the Giants flounder, however, Strahan's failed contract talks and the nasty fallout that covered the organization this week will be remembered -- and blamed -- as the root of the problem.
In a sign it is preparing for more fallout from a contracting economy, the bank set aside another $2.2 billion to cover current and future losses on credit card, mortgages and commercial real estate loans.
Whether it was Johnson telling the world he had contracted H.I.V. in 1991, the fallout from Rodney King's arrest and the O. J. Simpson trial, or the devastating fires and an earthquake, the city was pelted the last decade with some kind of strife or tragedy.
Economists say that the fallout from fighting could contract the national economy by 14percentt or more.
This never happened, and we are living with the fallout from this broken social contract.
Last March, boxing writer Jimmy Tobin predicted the fallout from the fighter's contract dispute would never fully disappear.
The company had issued a series of profit warnings, dragged down by rising labour costs and the fallout from taking low-margin contracts.
