Sentence examples for apparent bargain from inspiring English sources
SAB's shares moved sharply higher as investors applauded an apparent bargain price of $7.8bn£4.45bnbn), almost $1bn below some City estimates of Bavaria's value.
These 48 million shares were all the shares then authorized by shareholders; the apparent "bargain" element cited in the article was a result of needing shareholder approval before the grants could actually be made.
NOT YET "With financial firms losing almost 30percentt" of their value, and "home builders falling more than 50percentt since June, it's hard not to be tempted by apparent bargains" in those sectors of the stock market, SmartMoney writes.
Mr Jojima's apparent bargaining skills may also have helped: Mr Noda needs opposition support for a bill to issue bonds to finance this year's budget in order to avoid Japan's own "fiscal cliff" in the coming months.The reshuffle was a self-inflicted diplomatic black eye, nonetheless.
As the UK has become ever more unequal, it has created more wealthy people and drawn in yet more of the global wealthy, attracted by low property taxation as well as apparent bargains to be snapped up when the pound is cheaper.
At the tip of that spear puncturing through the din and the discord is a Council of Directors, a global assembly not only representing a who's who in public health, preventive medicine, fitness, nutrition, health media, and more -- but a team of apparent rivals into the bargain.
The cost of this Faustian bargain is becoming apparent.
The Faustian nature of the bargain is more apparent than ever.
Taiwan share prices closed 0.4percentt higher as bargain hunting and apparent support from government funds offset the negative impact of Saturday's jetliner crash on China Airlines and insurance stocks.
Detroit Federation of Teachers President Keith Johnson called the apparent threat to the collective bargaining agreement that Bobb issued last week "pitiful".
Differences in the extent of unionisation and in the level of bargaining across countries are apparent, especially between the euro area and the non-euro area countries.
