Sentence examples for suggest contracts from inspiring English sources

However, current spot prices and industry contacts suggest contracts are being negotiated at around €450, effectively wiping out profits in the EU sugar industry.

Its survey of firms suggested contracts were worth £2bn, but contractors spent almost £100m just to secure the work.

He suggested contracts taken out six or seven years ago would soon end and telecom companies were adjusting to keep GP business.

Hired, a recruiting platform that connects companies with tech talent, published a new report this week on the state of software engineering jobs that suggests contract workers can make more than full-time software engineers.

Costs shot up because there was a global boom, inflating the price of hiring drilling rigs and equipment.Besides denying all other wrongdoing, Reliance's exasperated executives say it is ridiculous to suggest that contracts were handed to related parties.

Broadly speaking, these results suggest that contracts that resolve internal adverse selection and moral hazard problems may serve as signaling devices in efficiently resolving information asymmetries with external parties.

I would suggest anybody contracting for a million or more should have this type of stipulation.

At first sight, the case studies suggest that contracting may prove more expensive than equivalent government provision [ 12].

Initially, the £60m deal suggested dual contracts would be offered to six players but that number has since risen.

Essentially, Obama is suggesting that contracts that limit sources are not only non-competitive but they encourage wasteful spending at the hands of the American taxpayers.

Domestic scholars' research also suggests that contracts and credit are the basis of contact between enterprises and consumers, who are influenced by multiple factors such as information authenticity and information transparency (Qiaopei & Song 2012).