Sentence examples for contract was lost from inspiring English sources
In the end, not a single contract was lost.
From 1 April 2009, the Fagernes PSO contract was lost to DOT LT, and Air Norway terminated those routes.
Others meet defeat in a crisis when a major contract is lost, when a product expected to succeed fails, when the competition outflanks them.
But the word "contract" is losing its meaning.
Taylor & Sons' business evaporated: orders were cancelled, contracts were lost and credit from suppliers was withdrawn.
It was already seeing contracts being lost to European rivals who could promise Europe-based processing.
As contracts are lost by public sector bidders, the teams that would have delivered them will be made redundant because funds will not be available to pay them.
The military industry holds sway over a significant slice of Russian voters and "will be very angry at the ruling group" if further contracts are lost, said Fyodor Lukyanov, editor of Russia in Global Affairs.
In that situation, with the threat of contracts being lost and factories closed, the joint shop stewards' committee of Lucas came up with the brilliant proposal of converting their production from military hardware to socially useful products.
Farmers lost tens of millions of dollars as the contaminated seed had to be destroyed and contracts were lost.
