Sentence examples for fighting for a contract from inspiring English sources
Gaines (18 points, 6 assists) was one of the Nets' best players and Johnson, fighting for a contract through the remainder of the season, added 6 points in the Knicks' 104-95 win.
"But the lads are all fighting for the jersey and the ones who are out of contract are fighting for a contract".
Mora's union has been fighting for a contract since June 2015.
Yet the effects of the strike are still being felt today, including by Post reporters and workers who are currently fighting for a contract.
America's Boeing McDonnell Douglas, which supplies the avionics for a Czech light jet, is fighting for a $200m contract to kit up a Polish military helicopter with similar avionics.
Eric Stoltz stars as Daniel Graystone, a tech wizard who's made a fortune with a virtual-reality headset called a holoband and is now fighting for a government contract for robotic soldiers.
Tony Johnston, president of the Cook County College Teachers Union, said his teachers were similarly fighting for a fair contract and were also standing in solidarity with immigrants rights on May Day.
BMA medical students committee co-chair Charlie Bell - who is also in his fifth-year of medical school - described how the high number of students who have signed the pledge shows "the level of solidarity" future doctors feel with current junior doctors who are fighting for a safe and fair contract.
His company is fighting for a $600m government cloud services contract.
So spare a thought for those individuals working as contract research staff (CRS) in higher education and research bodies in Scotland, because they too have been fighting for a better deal for decades.
