Sentence examples for to contracting from inspiring English sources
verb
To draw together or nearer; to shorten, narrow, or lessen.
- The snail's body contracted into its shell.
Sex workers are highly vulnerable to contracting HIV.
A large part of that growth is likely to be down to contracting.
Labour has, at last, started to rethink its previously mindless devotion to contracting.
By the end of the decade, he had worked his way up to contracting.
Dodgy's world of illegal file-sharing leads to contracting cinemas, reduced to a single screen.
Hiring became secondary to contracting, and more and more public projects were outsourced to private firms.
"It only works if you're vaccinated prior to contracting the infection.
"August Without Him" (1994) is about the first Japanese man who admitted to contracting H.I.V. through sexual contact.
"It takes time to actually understand what you want, build centres around need, create partnerships and work through quite radical and different approaches to contracting it," he says.
Transit officials said yesterday that they planned to send out documents outlining the overall scope of work to contracting companies within the week.
Mr. Mokaya now leads workshops to teach villagers about the health risks of the practice, everything from infertility to a greater susceptibility to contracting H.I.V. during unprotected sex.
