Sentence examples for loss of contracts from inspiring English sources

Pro-union campaigners insisted that loss of contracts would be inevitable if Scotland became independent because UK military ships can only be built in UK shipyards.

Pro-union campaigners said loss of contracts would be inevitable if Scotland became independent because UK military ships could only be built in UK shipyards.

The clinic has teetered on the brink of insolvency for years, battered by foreclosure filings, delinquent tax claims, building code violations and the loss of contracts with two major H.M.O.'s.

There can also be high legal costs, and companies suing for loss of contracts … [And] if you've had a private company delivering services for 10 or 20 years, you may no longer have trucks, or an IT system".

Often it takes two to three days to figure out what is wrong with such a system, Mr. Thaxton said, and in the age of just-in-time manufacturing, that can mean the loss of contracts.

The move by the Government is unlikely to result in the wholesale loss of contracts, as the firms have few competitors of the same size but is a blow to their standing worldwide.

He is claiming undisclosed aggravated and exemplary damages for loss of contract, earnings and injury to his health and feelings.

Sprint compensated for the loss of contract-signing customers by adding people on prepaid plans, which cost less.

"It's not a direct result of a loss of contract, but certainly that is an aspect of our work that we feel we were defined by," Tyrrell said.

Despite the loss of contract subscribers, T-Mobile is managing to make some good gains in the U.S. ARPU was up slightly to $58 from $56 a year ago.

T-Mobile, who has suffered from a massive loss of contract customers, is hoping to gain some momentum through these types of aggressive offers and a new willingness to forgo long-term service contracts.