Sentence examples for lost a contract from inspiring English sources

They are furious that Boeing has lost a contract at a time when it has a record backlog of orders and more business than it can handle.

Shares plunged after it lost a contract with Prudential's life and pensions business worth an estimated £600 million over the next ten years.

Mr. Bhuiyan said he worked as a guard for Axel Protection Systems in Maspeth, Queens, in 1993, but was let go when the company lost a contract.

The vote was announced after it emerged that the Royal Mail had lost a contract with Amazon, its second biggest client, thought to be worth more than £25m.

The first four Edison schools opened with great promise in 1995 and five years later the company could claim extraordinary growth and boast of never having lost a contract.

Intertek dropped 18p to 681p as the quality-control group lost a contract with the Nigerian government, which prompted Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein to cut back its price target on the stock to 735p from 750p.

And there is some evidence of such firms losing a contract here or there.

Free-Market Solutions Companies often say that losing a contract is the ultimate accountability.

"Obviously, any time you lose a contract, it's a bad thing," Mr. Landgraf said.

Boeing will lose a contract to sell Iran some $20 billion in civilian aircraft, although the company downplayed the impact.

Harvard is set to lose a contract, worth some $14m, to advise the Russian government on financial reform.