Sentence examples for to contracted from inspiring English sources
verb
To draw together or nearer; to shorten, narrow, or lessen.
- The snail's body contracted into its shell.
This issue, however, is challenging due to the different accounting systems that apply to contracted and non-contracted physicians and the different accounting systems between the 19 SHI funds.
In each district, 14 sub-locations were randomly selected from among those within the stipulated distance to contracted and non-contracted facilities.
Fifa regulations assert that training facilities have to be made available by clubs to contracted players.
Manchester City have come under pressure from their supporters for more than a year to pay the Living Wage to contracted employees as well as permanent staff.
But for others, leaving the management of the network, systems, data and applications to contracted professionals is an idea whose time has come.
I recently spoke to Jordan Cohen, an executive at Pfizer, who read "The World Is Flat" on its publication, and was directly moved to set up a system that allowed Pfizer staff to outsource various office tasks — spreadsheets, PowerPoints — to contracted companies in India.
They have yet to contract with builders.
Inevitably, some crowds have begun to contract.
Bank lending has continued to contract.
You're going to contract.
"We had to jump from contract to contract".
