Sentence examples for gain new contracts from inspiring English sources

Following Sunday's 42-10 eliminator defeat by Leeds , the quartet have failed to gain new contracts at Hull.

And since information is power--and its possession often leads to accountability as well, something most contractors want nothing to do with--these contractors guard it zealously, releasing it only to gain new contracts and increase profits.

Like GE Capital, the unit was supposed to help finance deals for customers, making it easier to win new contracts and, with luck, gain some extra profits too.

The Fair Work Commission would gain new powers to order employers to create permanent jobs to replace casual employment and work on successive temporary contracts under a new Greens policy.

Though the move ultimately failed (the contract was awarded in June 2002 to the institution formerly known as the American Craft Museum), it increased the museum's visibility and helped it gain new supporters.

Maybe it's even gaining new devotees.

The Patriots gained new life.

We have gained new heroes.

The investigation gains new momentum.

Decriminalization seemed to be gaining new currency.

Radicals were gaining new converts.