Sentence examples for contractors made from inspiring English sources

Since contractors made very little from school projects, they resorted to cheating on construction material.

Cities and their contractors made recycling easy in part because there was money to be made.

(The indictment, and trial testimony by contractors, made clear that the mayor's own honesty was not in question).

But new disclosures suggest that the government and its army of private contractors made incredibly elementary errors in building the exchange.

When contractors made bids over the last two years to build the planned schools, however, they demanded up to $51,000 per seat, or $31 million for a 600-seat school, about 45percentt more than school officials expected.

As of March this year, contractors made up 57percentt of the Pentagon's force in Afghanistan, and if the figure is averaged over the past two years, it is 65percentt, according to the report by the Congressional Research Service.

Builders are used to coordinating contractors, making quick decisions, being flexible.

And while trouble with contractors makes great fodder for magazine articles, it doesn't make for a comfortable home life.

Smaller companies team up with other companies to build a factory or have contractors make their chips.

Here in Virginia, where defense contractors make up a substantial chunk of the economy, such ideals may not fly.

"The Haqqanis know that the contractors make thousands and millions of dollars, so these contractors are very good sources of income for them," he said in an interview.