Sentence examples for onerous contract from inspiring English sources

Suffocating bureaucracy and onerous contract terms make life difficult.

Phoenix had long been looking to move Hardaway's onerous contract.

But a deal for either straggler involved finding a taker for an onerous contract.

Now he has dramatically cut the cost of extricating Serco from an onerous contract with the Australian navy.

If it were not for Ramirez and his onerous contract, these talks probably would not even be happening.

Last year, Serco made a provision of £136m against the contract under Mr Soames's "onerous contract provision" review of the business, which it said reflected future losses.

£5m was written off on "onerous contracts" and £16m on failed programmes and developments.

His replacement will inherit chaos at quarterback, an eroded talent base and a salary-cap situation hamstrung by several onerous contracts.

While bankruptcy would help automakers extricate themselves from onerous contracts, the gap with foreign automakers isn't as wide as some believe.

Though most of the money was never recovered, Joel ultimately received settlements that amounted to roughly ten million dollars, and over time disentangled himself from onerous contracts and various investments, tax shelters, and partnerships that Weber had put him into.

Hope is what the Mets will hold fast to in what should be a transitional 2011 season, as their new regime tries to purge onerous contracts, institute an energetic style of play and reinvigorate the fan base.