Sentence examples for contract has become from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Mr. Welch's benefits-rich contract has become a lightning road over the last two weeks.

The skirmish over the release of the contract has become just one more postscript in the Great Olympic Stadium Mystery.

This may be justified if the other party's financial situation after conclusion of the contract has become so aggravated that payment is doubtful.

The one-day contract has become a rite of passage for the modern athlete — a select few, anyway — before he retreats from the spotlight.

Andreychuk, who left the Devils for Boston as a free agent in search of a better contract, has become the Lightning's sage locker room voice.

Since Waldegrave's white paper, "the social contract has become rather more specific," says Professor Ben Martin, who researches science and technology policy at the University of Sussex.

Jeter's comments made it clear, however, that he was angry that the negotiations on a new contract had become so public and so contentious, with the Yankees expressing concerns about his age and declining performance and with some commentators portraying him as greedy and unreasonable.

Putin's longtime friend Arkady Rotenberg, a billionaire whose companies have received more than seven billion dollars in Sochi contracts, has become the public face of the Games.

Mr. Christie's use of the contracts has become an issue in his campaign to unseat Gov. Jon S. Corzine of New Jersey, so the hearings, and the jousting surrounding them, were charged with political tension.

Results-based contracting has become an international best practice.

Private provision of logistics infrastructure through build-operate-transfer (BOT) contracts has become increasingly popular worldwide.