Sentence examples for higher contracts from inspiring English sources

The $47 million being paid to him means that every single free agent will be getting higher contracts.

The recent deal with college football's Big Ten Conference and the universities' decision to launch their own television network could also spell more competition and possibly higher contracts, said Singer.

But an analyst attributed the company's results to "reining in expenses, lower taxes and higher contract revenue".

Australian miners have received higher contract prices for the quarter ending in June, with iron ore contract prices estimated to have been set 23 percent higher than the March quarter and coking coal contracts 45 percent higher.

That can be made for plus 130, and any higher contract can be defeated for a higher score than that to East-West.

And SuperShuttle costs $19 for the first person and $11 for the second for a trip to Midtown (though some hotels have higher contracted rates).

In the letters, Viganò begged not to be transferred for having exposed alleged corruption, which cost the Holy See millions of euros in higher contract prices.

Thus, patients unwittingly get charged facility fees and higher contracted rates at every step.

Reported dissatisfaction among contract-based nurses was significantly associated with higher contract-based nurse intent to leave their position and less satisfied patients suggesting a potential negative impact on quality of care.

This has pumped billions of dollars into major college conferences that command the highest contracts.

In the context of contracts for agri-environmental policy, Latacz-Lohman and Schillizi (2005) suggest that auctions work best "when the number of bidders is high, contracts are homogeneous and landholders are heterogeneous in their compliance costs".