Sentence examples for contract troubles from inspiring English sources

But some lawyers representing clients in cases involving construction problems with new condo developments and contract troubles say it is extremely difficult to get Mr. Cuomo's office to respond to the problems.

But the bidding for Marine One, the helicopter that sweeps away presidents from the White House lawn, suggests that goal is hard to achieve, as have other recent contract troubles.

G4S shares fell as much as 4% after news of its contract troubles emerged.

We don't have contract trouble like you do here.

We had some contract trouble, but they ended up releasing it in Europe.

In recent days, several prominent Democrats have made a point of attacking the White House over Halliburton's contracting troubles, issues that in normal times would hardly rise to the level of prominent national debate.

In a survey the union found that a significant proportion of HE staff on some form of casual contract had trouble making ends meet.

Peter Greenaway, in The Draughtsman's Contract, took trouble to provide authentic 17th-century costumes and architecture, yet the draughtsman's drawings – central to the plot – are embarrassingly late 20th-century in style.

In 1957, Cloris Leachman joined the cast as Ruth but eventually her feuds with co-stars, her unwillingness to sign a contract, and other troubles forced show producer Jack Wrather to fire her at the close of the season's filming.

A sudden split between two actors unions over the weekend added an unhappy twist to Hollywood's troubled contract cycle.

The company, the Glove Corporation, hinted in its announcement to its workers that its difficulties were a direct result of the troubled contract with New York.