Sentence examples for bargain based on from inspiring English sources

Religion, he said, was a bargain based on ignorance and fear of death.

The core was this line: "it's all going to change – we need a new bargain based on new values".

In some once bubbly markets, prices have fallen so far that buying a home appears to be a bargain, based on a New York Times analysis of prices and rents in 54 metropolitan areas.

Mr Leonhardt writes:In some once bubbly markets, prices have fallen so far that buying a home appears to be a bargain, based on a New York Times analysis of prices and rents in 54 metropolitan areas.

He would be locking up Jeter at a high but fixed rate; by the time Jeter's proposed contract would expire, after the 2007 season, he might be a veritable bargain, based on his salary.

Neither Clegg nor Miliband made a great speech at their party conferences, but it's not hard to remember the argument – "not easy but right" for Clegg, a "new bargain" based on the people's values for Miliband.

The Yankees are not forced to hunt for bargains based on statistics — the essence of the so-called "Moneyball" philosophy — but Cashman values statistics so much that he has a full-time analyst, Michael Fishman, on his staff.

One such mode is state-imposed bargaining based on statutory controls, examples of which are today restricted to just Belgium and Greece.

The relationship between supply and factors affecting supply of IFs under fixed pricing in Tokyo was compared with two non-fixed price systems: a system of free prices and of prices bargained based on facilities' individual costs.

Discount function is employed in bargaining game based on job deadline, previous offers of an opponent, and dynamics in the grid market.

In 1982, Israeli economist Ariel Rubinstein built up an alternating-offer bargain model based on Stahl's limited negotiation model; it is known as a Rubinstein-Stahl bargaining process.