Sentence examples for bargain demand from inspiring English sources

These days fruit is plentiful and a bargain; demand for California apples is so low — in part because of competition from China — that Sonoma farmers have left them to rot on the ground.

As everyone began cross-referencing their incomes, and found them wanting, those in a position to bargain demanded more to catch up.

And, dealing with the world as it is, she accepts the bargain demanded by her history and temperament — that she will risk punishment as the price of insolence and always claim the freedom to retaliate.

Rathbun refused to take any plea bargain, demanding a jury trial and creating a media disaster for the district attorney.

They've declined to share the players' collective bargaining demands.

"This is the kind of information along with other studies that will shape our bargaining demands," Mr. Levy said yesterday.

He said Tate & Lyle's bargaining demands were so aggressive that they suggested that the management was trying to break the union.

Board of Education officials and others familiar with each side's bargaining demands predict that both Ms. Weingarten and Mr. Giuliani may well reach a deal before Election Day.

In 1991, CGIL, the biggest of three big union groups, adroitly abandoned its traditional goal of class struggle, adopting instead bargaining demands that were thought to be reasonable within the constraints of a capitalist economy, and seeking "co-determination" rather than confrontation.

And even with current holiday discounts, don't even think about getting one of these cars at a bargain price the demand, even in these times, is just too high.

The World Trade Organization forbids formal bargains that demand international tech transfers, but it does not police winks and nudges.