Sentence examples for contract suggesting from inspiring English sources

When spring training ended and the series in Japan began, Henderson grumbled about his contract, suggesting it might be best for the Mets to trade him if they didn't want to renegotiate or extend his deal.

Jay Bennett, the talented multi-instrumentalist who went through a very public firing in the 2002 Wilco documentary "I Am Trying to Break Your Heart," died of a drug overdose in May, just weeks after suing Mr. Tweedy and the band for breach of contract, suggesting that he had not been paid sufficiently for his contributions to the film and the band's records.

Moreover, this rise in the trend in volatility is greater for the 1-month contract, suggesting that the gold futures trend is more volatile as the contract approaches the maturity date.

He noted that the data suggested manufacturing employment had begun to contract, "suggesting that the labour market is starting to be affected by the slowdown in the broader economy".

Elsewhere, call option activity seemed to suggest a near-term rise above $25 with activity in the January contract suggesting investors were putting on call spreads at around $1.75.

eBay : In the final 10 minutes of trading on Monday, large numbers of out-of-the-money call options were purchased in the April contract, suggesting at least one bullish player expects shares in eBay to rise over the next few months to expiration.

Details of the contract suggest this location would be MacDill air force base near Tampa, Florida, home of US Special Operations Command.

First, you might agree in writing to meet regularly to review your progress during the life of the contract, suggests professor Lawrence Susskind of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

The signing of striker Dave Kitson on a two-year contract suggests that Chris Wilder is banking on Kitson's partnership with James Constable, and a strengthened defence, to push on.

Hayes prefers the stern 'diet contract' suggested by Hobbes, in which the subject promises to lose weight to the sovereign who administers punishment if they fail.

But the soiled and forgotten contract suggests a way for the Democrats to seize their own rare chance in the 2006 elections.