Sentence examples for a bigger rebate from inspiring English sources

What could worsen confusion is that the first stimulus tax credit passed in February 2008 worked the opposite way in mid-2008 the "Recovery Rebate Credit" was sent as a check to families, and they only had to worry about it on their 2008 returns if they were entitled to a bigger rebate than they got.

A true cynic might suspect a pump-and-dump scheme: lure people in with a big rebate and then cut it sharply once they have checking accounts set up.

I believe they could sell those trucks without such a big rebate.

Soak the rich, twice, and give everyone else a much bigger rebate check.

That potential profit increases if the doctors get a bigger discount when they purchase the drug, or a rebate later.

Came in on a cheap tax rebate plan, going out on an even bigger rebate plan.

Think about it this way: if voters are constantly screaming about out-of-control property-tax burdens in their towns, then the only sensible political thing for a governor to do is to save the day by cutting state income taxes and issuing bigger rebate checks, right?

Meanwhile, under Trumpcare, as proposed, the wealthy will get a big tax rebate.

That may be partly because banks are still leery of lending to poorer Americans; instead they are competing to offer cards to the rich.As a result, card issuers are providing bigger rebates on purchases, more frequent-flyer miles as a sign-up bonus and longer interest-free periods for those who transfer balances from other cards (see chart).

But John C. Rother, the policy director for AARP, said there were signs that even as brand-name manufacturers have posted higher prices for their top drugs, they have offered bigger rebates to major customers like pharmacy benefit managers.

Interest-sensitive housing and commercial construction are slowing, and automakers must shell out ever bigger rebates to induce consumers to buy vehicles.