Sentence examples for stop contracting from inspiring English sources

If forced to change, Smithwick told me, Baptist Homes would rather stop contracting with the government.

The American Trucking Associations sued, arguing against a program requirement that trucking companies stop contracting with independent drivers and hire them directly.

Not the rallying cry of an opposition leader, but the sober assessment of Ivo Josipovic, Croatia's Social Democratic (SDP) president.At least this year the economy may stop contracting, after five years of shrinkage.

This increased concentration of intracellular sodium triggers a build-up of calcium ions, which escalates cardiac output by increasing the force of each heartbeat -- until the cardiac muscles stop contracting altogether.

Furthermore, Greek manufacturing activity (up to 65-month high of 51.2 from 49.6) expanded in January for the first time since August 2009, suggesting that there is a real chance that Greek GDP could finally stop contracting overall in 2014.

Last spring protesting students at Harvard demanded that the university pay all of its workers at least a living wage and that it stop contracting with outside companies for low-wage work.

After the app launched, Williams stopped contracting and started working on it full-time.

According to the national income accounts, output and income both stopped contracting in June , 2009

Industrial production has stopped contracting, in part thanks to a temporary cut in sales taxes on cars and white goods.

At the least, this thinking goes, corporate earnings could be tame even after the economy stops contracting, slowing any recovery.

The private sector in the United States has posted better numbers, and some European countries have stopped contracting, though growth across the Continent remains weak.