Sentence examples for a bit of negotiation from inspiring English sources

But he's perfectly capable of churning out more complicated items in his sensibly cluttered kitchen, and, for me, after a bit of negotiation, he produced four completely mind-blowing dishes.

"But being allowed to have sets of keys took quite a bit of negotiation, firstly with the Portland Estate, which still owns Portland Square and then with the residents' associations of the other three squares: Manchester, Montague and Bryanston.

So when her mother agreed to talk about her transformation from club diva to borough mom (who just happens to be acting in her first Broadway musical), a bit of negotiation lay in store.

At the time (and after a bit of negotiation), the answer was a little bit of both.

If you've lost a client due to your own neglect, misunderstanding or mistake, sometimes you can salvage the relationship with a bit of negotiation.

All other parties involved including Lebedev seem to have lost all will to resolve this companies fate which given a bit of negotiation any reasonable businessman/entrapeneur could resolve.

It looks as though there is need for a bit of 'informal negotiation' within the de facto group of northern members.

After some family talk, Paisley and I adjourned to the Lady Grey room for a bit of informal negotiation, leaving Elizabeth gallantly playing host to a one-way conversation from his wife who presented her with a booklet of her religious writings.

An interview with actress Tina Louise is a bit of a negotiation.

Sprinkled throughout the six-page letter, however, was a bit of pre-negotiation hardball: raising the prospect of reduced security cooperation with Europe if Britain doesn't get the trade deals it wants.

Or do you want to make this easy and just pay us $20 million?" After a modest bit of negotiation, Sun cut IBM a check, and the blue suits went to the next company on their hit list.