Sentence examples for contracts long from inspiring English sources

Y. Allaire and M. Firsirotu, "Strategic Plans as Contracts," Long Range Planning 23 (1991): 102 115.

Buyers who signed contracts long before condo projects were completed are expected to walk away in droves this coming quarter.

"When I was at Enron, it was nothing to be 2,000 contracts long or 2,000 contracts short.

We often stayed through the night reading files and searching the desk drawers of veteran executives for clues about contracts long since privately made and privately forgotten.

All those near graduation signed contracts long ago committing them to serve as officers in the Army, the Navy or the Air Force.

Why was the government still handing out £2bn worth of contracts long after everyone in the country except Chris Grayling and a couple of other dopey ministers had noticed the company was in trouble?

Cone would like an agreement on a new contract long before the current one expires.

Mihalich, entering his third season with the Purple Eagles, credited Niagara for restructuring his contract long before it was up.

Condo prices have held up so far, but only because buyers who went into contract long before the downturn were closing on newly completed condominium buildings.

"For the right players we will extend their contract long before the deadline".

It's kind of a long-term contract, long-term business they're in.