Sentence examples for contracts point from inspiring English sources

However, these differences in exit probability between temporary and permanent contracts point that these results can also be interpreted in terms of liquidity constraints more important for temporary workers instead of exclusively in terms of "disincentive effects" (Chetty 2008).

"The level of zero-hours contracts points to further weakness behind the headlines," it adds.

Republicans insisted that the billboard contracts pointed to a greater problem within state politics.

The airline said buoyant traffic figures recently and oil market hedging contracts pointed to a marked improvement in the second quarter and "significantly higher" full-year operating profits.

Every day since I've been here, I've had to answer questions about things off the pitch; contracts, points deducted, administration.

And he called for an end to no-bid government contracts, pointing to the Iraq war and Hurricane Katrina recovery efforts, which he said were rife with wasteful spending.

And as Nick Szabo, the developer who coined "smart contracts," pointed out, there is an extreme "$/knowledge" ratio in the blockchain space, where capital by far outpaces talent.

The modification of the SCE-UA algorithm is performed by enhancement of the Simplex Evolutionary Algorithm through an additional shifting step of the reflected or contracted point to the best point.

The adaptive sampling and post-processing steps designed for complex tree-like models can effectively reduce the computation time and reconstruct the correct curve skeleton from a contracted point cloud.

An obvious victim of Huxley's multi-book contract, "Point Counter Point" has at least two different false starts folded into it, and, as usual, most of the characters speak essays to the air, instead of speaking dialogue to each other.

But he defended the contract, pointing to previous instances where players gained huge contracts for the time.