Sentence examples similar to a bargaining over from inspiring English sources

A social contract is a bargain over time.

But he called the stock a bargain over the longer term.

In fact, consumers will often choose a bargain over ideals; this past spring an Associated Press-GFK poll found that, "when it comes to purchasing clothes, the majority of Americans prefer cheap prices over a Made in the USA label". This, despite decades of political rhetoric about the need to bring manufacturing jobs back to America.

The South Koreans, "along with their American master, are still talking such nonsense as 'denuclearization' in the North in a bid to make a bargain over its nukes," a spokesman for the North's Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of Korea said.

But at $100 a pair and no middleman retailer, Dunn is hopeful that the cost will turn out to be a bargain over the lifetime of a young hipster suddenly getting his butt grabbed by girls in bars for the first time.

The pair said they were hoping to increase pressure on politicians to agree a compromise but the idea of a "grand bargain" over debt reduction "is at best on life support", said Bowles.

From an economic perspective, anything a public sector union bargains over is inherently political.

On one level, you could dismiss it as just posturing, a bargaining ploy over the years meant to wrest something new from the city — tax breaks or a stadium.

From a technical perspective, moving from a bargaining problem over a perfectly divisible issue to one where there are indivisibilities, is far from straightforward.

This paper develops a model of bargaining over decision rights between an uninformed principal and an informed but self-interested agent.

PAGE C1 The Griffey Standard The Cincinnati Reds signed Ken Griffey Jr. for what is considered a bargain: $116.5 million over nine seasons.