Sentence examples for contractor thought from inspiring English sources

Pressed about why the former N.S.A. contractor thought that oversight by Congress and other checks on the agency were inadequate, Mr. Greenwald said Mr. Snowden brought a folder he had labeled "N.S.A. Lying to Congress" to their first meeting.

An initial glimmer that the mansion would not be a dream project came when Tuthill noted to Hamersley, who had hoped to sell the old gas fixtures, that the demolition contractor thought they were without value and "does not care to have anything to do with them".

The Russian contractor "thought the slides were garbage and didn't give a shit about them," Jeremy told me.

SO what could be so tough about being her own contractor, Jody Cukier Siegler thought.

(Without much thought, the contractors were offered limited immunity in return for their statements).

Although it may not be sufficient for a full-fledged design by the readers, this paper allows engineers and contractors to understand the thought process in the design steps, what to look for in a proper design, and the implications of the head design on machine operation and life cycle.

Though the tax bill could potentially increase workers' status as contractors, Tusk has meanwhile been putting more thought into portable benefits pools that would travel with a worker no matter how he or she earns money.

Shaking a Belvedere Vodka martini for a lone defense contractor, a bartender leaned in to offer his thoughts.

Hypothetical contract contractarians such as Gauthier counter that the point of the contract device is not to directly bind the contractors, but rather to provide a kind of thought experiment by which to discover the requirements of practical rationality.

We hope that the breach was a single employee or contractor that acted out of 'hacktivism.' More concerning is the thought that a foreign intelligence service could have recruited an insider traitor to extract the hacking tools.

A contractor of some sort, I assumed, and I pegged him, without much thought or interest, a prime example of Susan Faludi's tragic tale of the white working-class male -- big chest, big gut, big debt.