Sentence examples for a fair discount from inspiring English sources
"The Internet has made consumers more aware of what constitutes a fair discount from the dealer's price on the car," said Chris Denove, a partner with J. D. Power & Associates, the customer-service consultants.
MacColl added: "It is not good enough for the government to leave it up to franchisees to develop inadequate compromise offers which don't provide fair discounts".
It's been doing a fair bit of discounting,' Bubb said.
"There is a fair amount of discounting taking place, and there are deals out there that weren't available last year.
Your board members are trying to get as much as they can, at a fair price or discounted price, typically.
He said Trenitalia had only lowered prices by an average of 9%, calling the discount a fair response to a new entrant.
Mr Balls told Sky News said: "If the best way to make sure that small savers get a fair deal is to have a discount, that's something I'm really happy to have a look at".
In fact, the study, which asked 1506 adults over 18 about their online privacy concerns found, "91% disagree (77% of them strongly) that 'If companies give me a discount, it is a fair exchange for them to collect information about me without my knowing.'".
I can ask for $200 from friends-of-friends, and "Let's talk…" for friends, meaning I'd be open to negotiating a fair offer or giving them a discounted price.
Rather than providing the intended shakeup that might press Palestinian leadership to accept what Trump called "the plain reality" of the situation and come to the negotiating table with a more realistic position, the move is seen by Palestinians as having discounted Washington as a fair broker in negotiations.
