Sentence examples for example contracts from inspiring English sources

So, I'll give you another example, contracts.

On the proposed Cantor exchange, for example, contracts would trade at $1 for every $1 million a movie is expected to bring in at the domestic box office during its first few weeks in theaters.

Mr. Obama's trip is an attempt to reboot or refocus the relationship away from these disputes and de-emphasize the tangible goodies (for example, contracts) that politicians call "deliverables".

As a source of historical information, for example, contracts have a certain value but it is of a narrow, specific sort: anyone trying to write the history of modern literature, for example, by relying on such documents would soon be aware of their limitations.

For example, contracts drawn up in Malaysia may not be recognised in Middle Eastern states, taking months to resolve.

Verizon, for example, contracts from Asurion, which can get your phone fixed within one business day.

A manufacturer might, for example, contract with different suppliers to obtain better inputs that improve product quality.

"A high proportion of homosexual men engage in a destructive lifestyle, for example contracting HIV/Aids or other STIs, and develop addictions to drugs or alcohol.

For example, contracting can help spur new forms of family, enabling gay couples and single women and men to have children.

In the clinical research industry, for example, contracting is an extremely valuable mechanism through which you can gain a wide range of experience in the many therapeutic areas.

You may be able to capture revenue that you're entitled to but haven't claimed -- for example, contracted price increases, early termination fees, pass-through recoveries, inflation-related adjustments to cost of goods sold.