Sentence examples for bargain could be from inspiring English sources

A bargain could be built around restoring the lower rates for most taxpayers.

A bargain could be struck if (when?) the regime loses control over parts of the country.

A clear political bargain could be arranged: elimination of the AMT in return for scrapping favoured deductions.

He said he hoped a bargain could be struck with her, for leniency in return for the other prints.

Confident that a bargain could be struck, Mr. Lake drove to Iowa, haggled a bit, then returned to the farm.

And now, to Peyara Begum's disbelief, the elders were agreeing to a shaleesh, suggesting a bargain could be struck.

These will be above Nic's budget, but the summer sales are soon to start, so bargains could be had.

On some routes to Europe and Asia where bargains could be found in previous years, the discounts are deeper than usual.

"The system of collective bargaining could be simplified and give more room for wages and other work conditions to be decided at the firm level," it said.

But those bargains could be much, much easier to strike if his structural reforms are allowed to work their way through the system first — and if they're joined by other systematic reforms as well.

But shying away from bargaining could be costing you a chunk of change.