Sentence examples for But deals from inspiring English sources

But deals always involve concessions.

But deals, like hearts, get broken.

But deals vary, depending on availability.

But deals can still be hard to come by.

But deals could be struck behind the scenes.

But deals that large are not the norm.

But deals with brokerage firms are another story entirely.

But deals this good raise an obvious question.

But deals are made, and we Brits would appear to be doing OK.

But deals he closed after becoming chief executive of Chase in June 1999 severely tarnished his reputation.

"But deals are still getting done because there's a low vacancy rate and companies that need space".