Sentence examples for a bargain because from inspiring English sources

I was a bargain because I came with a tractor.

Note: This event is a bargain because it is subsidized by Columbia SoCal and the CAA.

If you're tempted to shop online for a bargain because of retail events such as Cyber Monday, the chances are quite high.

Moreover, he contended that the nonprofit side "is getting a bargain," because he would probably expect a much higher salary if the for-profit work paid less.

As the Economist, which may be a conservative magazine, but is at least honest, says: "Britain's workers are a bargain because their pay is so pitiful".

You are indeed correct that Iceland, long an expensive destination, is now a bargain, because of the global economic downturn and the devaluation of the Icelandic krona.

In announcing his proposal, the governor argued that a 5-percent annual tuition increase would be a bargain for students, because, he said, the periodic increases over the past two decades had averaged out to an annual increase of 6.7 percent.

Prosecutors agreed to a plea bargain because a flaw in the way one defendant was read his rights would have excluded incriminating statements he made to the police.

Despite its growth, Wilsons remains a bargain, perhaps because it has not developed a following with institutional investors, Mr. Perkins said.

Mr. Golub is reluctant to proclaim the market a bargain, however, because growing concern about the most insidious economic plague — deflation — could keep the public from investing, borrowing or spending.

In January 2008, Countrywide, the company he had built from a two-man mortgage operation into a lending behemoth, had to sell itself to Bank of America at a bargain price because it was being smothered by losses tied to a mountain of sketchy loans.