Sentence examples for a little negotiating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hargreaves did a little negotiating himself recently.

And it is possible with only a little negotiating to pay considerably less.

Mr. Shaw, whose love for cigars is superseded only by his penchant for privacy, did say that he might do a little negotiating with City Council Speaker Gifford Miller on the mayor's proposed legislation to ban smoking in all public spaces.

Upon reflection and a little negotiating with his athletic director, he was able to push start times back 45 minutes, without losing after-school sports.

Ward, entering his fourth year, was a restricted free agent with little negotiating leverage and had been tendered a $472,000 contract for next season by the Jets.

This is a big mistake and creates little negotiating leverage -- particularly if the entrepreneur has executed a letter of intent (LOI) or exclusivity letter prohibiting him from shopping the company for a period of time (see #2 below).

The anger of the responses suggested that there would be little negotiating on an appropriate way to balance the promises of the pensions with the cost to the taxpayer.

'Abstinence' is not always a realistic option for women with little negotiating power.

He added: "We are currently negotiating with industry to seek to secure proper alignment between industry and the MoD over the balance of the project and so bring the costs under control, but we are doing so within the context of a contract that gives us very little negotiating leverage.

Now, two years later, Obama waited more than 40 hours after the federal government was shut down to invite Boehner and the other top congressional leaders to the White House for a sit-down, which appeared to involve little negotiating.

His voice is not what it was, and he needs a little help negotiating the bandstand steps.