Sentence examples for pricing of contracts from inspiring English sources

The company blamed optimistic pricing of contracts, late completion, skill shortages, rising costs and poor project management for the woes at its UK business.

However, producers have cut back herds, which supported prices of contracts for later delivery, they said.

Which handily drives down the price of contracts for Nike, and partly accounts for Symmonds' protest.

But she accepted that LIBOR alleged to have been used to manipulate prices of contracts traded in Chicago was.

Mr. Taylor manipulated the settlement prices of contracts on the New York Mercantile Exchange on three days in 1998, the commission said.

The price of contracts for November deliveries of frozen orange juice concentrate spiked as investors feared the worst after the destruction Irma wrought in the Caribbean.

Prices of contracts for corn for delivery in December, after harvest, have fallen as low as $1.95 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade.

Many of the Disney recruits are among the most sought-after talents in the business, and studios in the last year or two have been bidding the prices of contracts with proven writer-producers well into the millions of dollars.

As it became clear on election night that National could govern without Maori Party support, prices of contracts paying out in the case of a Maori coalition with National dropped; since the election, the likelihood of such an arrangement has risen to 55%.

The price of contracts for street sweeping and trail maintenance held steady at $10,900 and $5,250 per month, respectively.

Burbank's complaint seeks to lower the price of contracts signed with subsidiaries of Calpine Corp. of San Jose, Duke Energy Corp. of Charlotte, N.C., and El Paso Corp. of Houston.