Sentence examples for juicy contract from inspiring English sources
His ads say Mr Menendez's top adviser used his name to help a friend win a juicy contract.
Much has been made of the fact that his son, Kojo, worked for a company that won a juicy contract under the oil-for-food programme.
No doubt, she emailed a copy to the government of the Maldives, from which Omnia accepted a juicy contract for advice on "democracy consolidation".
Slovenia has vetoed placing a Belarusian oligarch on the sanctions list, apparently to protect a firm with a juicy contract to build a housing and office complex in Minsk, complete with a new Kempinski hotel.
That way the air force got the planes more quickly than if it had to shell out to buy them, and Boeing got a juicy contract that would keep open the production lines to build a converted version of a passenger jet which airlines had stopped buying.The contract was bound to cause a row.
In particular, he foresees juicy contracts from applying Wessex Water's skills at cleaning up rivers to the continent's murky waterways.
German businesses are looking at juicy contracts for investments like the Winter Olympics at the Black Sea resort of Sochi, Russia, in 2014.
They cannot continue to give militants juicy contracts and money forever," said Chris Alagoa, of the Niger Delta Peace and Security Secretariat, a community organization.
ASEAN's willingness to challenge the generals in Yangon will be tempered by fear of losing juicy contracts to resource-hungry China and India, which have fewer qualms about dealing with the regime.
Pickings in Afghanistan are thin; there seems little chance of America starting another big war, with the juicy contracts it brings.They forecast consolidation: big firms buying little ones, and more transatlantic tie-ups.
It is also a delicate diplomatic mission in a cutthroat, territorial sport unaccustomed to leading coaches' spreading the wealth of their knowledge democratically or to manufacturers' striving to be more than suppliers of apparel and juicy contracts.
