Sentence examples for had also contracted from inspiring English sources
The breakthrough came when a victim admitted to smoking pot with her friends, all of whom had also contracted the illness.
Smith then explained what had happened in America so far – saying that a nurse had contracted the virus while treating a dying man and unfortunately another nurse had also contracted the virus at the same hospital.
(Mother Jones reported that the E.P.A. had also contracted with Definers to perform "media monitoring" services. The agency subsequently cancelled the contract, which was worth a hundred and twenty thousand dollars).
However, when it emerged that the university had also contracted to train Libyan government officials, and that the school's director, Sir Howard Davies, had given investment advice to Libya's sovereign wealth fund, the damage to the school's reputation was so great that Mr. Davies felt compelled to resign.
The country's economy had also contracted 0.1% in the first quarter–it is conventionally accepted that two consecutive quarters of negative growth technically signifies a recession.
Investors were choosing the German government's short-term debt over its long-term debt on Thursday, following news that Europe's largest economy had not only shrunk for a second quarter running, but had also contracted by a sharper-than-expected 0.5%.
The institute has also contracted with other companies to develop different types of SARS vaccines.
Schiele, having also contracted the virus, lasted another three days before dying early in the morning of 31 October.
Some producers have also contracted to deliver gas at higher prices, which keeps the stuff flowing.A quirk of geology is also preventing prices from rising faster.
A good sign for the US is that China has also contracted to build reactors from Westinghouse that have not been built in the US.
The university has also contracted for several years with a security firm that provides bulletins twice a day on existing and potential trouble spots, and helps with evacuations.
