Sentence examples for bargain against from inspiring English sources

That looks like a bargain against the $8.51 a barrel the government is extracting from Petrobras for deepwater crude.

It's a tremendously versatile crossover and feels like a clear bargain against rivals like the Lexus RX 350, Audi Q5 and BMW X3.

Few poets have captured so movingly the experience of living in time, or thought so lucidly, with the clock running, about how poems bargain against its passing.

The bunks on these couchettes_ _are not comfortable, nor is the trip even a bargain against the high-speed option, which gets you there in less than half the time.

"Spain is back," trumpeted JPMorgan Chase, a bank, in a recent report.In this section On the march in Kiev Renzi's tricky bargain Against the odds On the mend Erdogan at bay Europe's energy woes ReprintsYet GDP growth, estimated at 0.3% in the fourth quarter, is neither as vigorous nor as ironclad as Mr Rajoy claims.

Yet recession and deindustrialisation are hardly a climate-change policy.In this section On the march in Kiev Renzi's tricky bargain Against the odds On the mend Erdogan at bay Europe's energy woes ReprintsSo the EU's new planned emissions targets, announced this week, were contentious.

You are collectively bargaining against your neighbours.

Because you are collectively bargaining against your citizens.

They aren't bargaining against capitalists for a fair cut of the cooperative surplus.

They're bargaining against everybody who pays taxes and/or benefits from government spending.

Union leaders say Proposal 2 has a simple aim: to protect collective bargaining against further assault.