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Meanings of contracting for in English
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Usage of contracting for in English
1
VW is contracting for storage space to house vehicles it repurchases, she said.
2
Thus they have begun working on tribute and contracting for piece-work.
3
Data showed Chinese factory activity contracting for the first time in more than two years.
4
The pound's gains came despite weak PMI data, which showed UK manufacturing contracting for a second month.
5
Factory activity rebounded in January after contracting for five straight months amid a surge in new orders.
6
The federal power authority said it is interested in contracting for the power for one to 20 years.
7
But Britain disappointed, with output contracting for the first time in a year, official data showed on Wednesday.
8
The PMIs for South Korea and Taiwan showed their factory sectors contracting for the first time in five months.
9
Similarly, the official PMI showed new export orders contracting for the first time since July, suggesting unsteady external demand.
10
Government employment fell 17,000, contracting for a 10th straight month.
11
Something of electricity ran through Piers; there came as it were the ripple of muscles contracting for a spring.
12
France needs friends in America, great powerful friends who will help her in contracting for food and all other munitions.
13
However, cuts to subsidies have dealt the market a blow, with NEV sales contracting for the first time last year.
14
When the rest of us packed in the Bug stuff, she went on contracting for the haiduci for a while.
15
That was hurt by new export orders - which includes trade between member countries - contracting for a third straight month.
16
We could then turn around and measure it because we were contracting for so many hours a day or a year.
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