Sentence examples for bargain driven from inspiring English sources

The land, bought in 2011, cost $55.3 million and was a relative bargain driven by recession-era corporate downsizing.

Defense lawyers, who were appointed by the court, said most of the immigrants were ready to accept the plea deals because of the hard bargain driven by the prosecutors.

Michael A. Balmuth, the chief executive, said in a news release that Ross's "name-brand bargains" drove its better-than-expected sales.

Not only are sales down, but their flagship line of hard drives has been plagued with failures (including this bargain drive, which I urge you not to buy at the moment).

The hard bargain being driven by Iraq came amid a concession by prime minister Nouri al-Maliki that allowing joint private ventures into the heavily protected Iraqi oil industry would bail out the country's desperately underfunded economy.

Our analysis shows that the premium in bargaining is driven by statistical discrimination based on biased beliefs about worker performance.

To what extent those hard bargains were driven by Kozlowski will show up in the prices and speed with which Tyco now sheds units to feed the debt monster.

"Consumers are so much more bargain-driven than they used to be," Beemer says.

Unfortunately, that bargain will be driven by politics rather than economics.

It turned out that this was easier said than done despite the bargain he had driven in London.

"The rising spend at bargain stores is driven by two things," said Mike Watkins, Nielsen's UK head of retailer and business insight.