Sentence examples for trouble contracting from inspiring English sources

In addition, the German economy is in trouble, contracting in the second quarter of the year, so any opportunities for growth within the retail banking sector are likely to be even more constrained.

The quandary is: if the sovereigns are in trouble and contracting their economies, who is going to bail out the banks?

A sudden split between two actors unions over the weekend added an unhappy twist to Hollywood's troubled contract cycle.

The company, the Glove Corporation, hinted in its announcement to its workers that its difficulties were a direct result of the troubled contract with New York.

LOS ANGELES — A sudden split between two actors unions over the weekend added an unhappy twist to Hollywood's troubled contract cycle: It appeared to weaken the labor organizations without making life easier for the studios they bargain with.

The extent of the problem was confirmed as doubts emerged about the viability of the troubled contract for interpreting services after the outsourcing firm Capita declined to bid for its renewal in October.

So when Arco Iris purchased the five-story Santa Mónica hotel, which had been in financial troubles, it contracted a manager who knew how to run a hotel.

But trouble began last summer when his contracting work dried up, as did her commissions for a financial company.

She will have no contacts to contact, and will have trouble negotiating contracts on your behalf.

MSF also noted the experience of retired nurses who had been attracted to return to the workforce having trouble getting contracts and payment due to administrative delays.

The spreading economic troubles were underscored Wednesday when a closely watched gauge showed Chinese manufacturing contracting.