Sentence examples for bargain giving from inspiring English sources

But Tongo has struck a plea bargain, giving specific details about the crime at a brief hearing, which Cape Judge President John Hlophe implicitly accepted by allowing the plea deal.

In an environment of soaring cancer drug costs, Mustargen's previous price was a comparative bargain, giving Ovation the opportunity to raise it substantially, said Dr. Richard Hoppe, a professor of radiation oncology at Stanford University and an expert in treating cutaneous lymphoma.

Moreover, he won a bargain deal, giving only minor portfolios to his new partners.

That is a real bargain, given today's battery prices.

The restaurant is a bargain, given the quality of the food and size of the portions.

Is it a bargain given that pure organic gets a big premium?

The government says there is little room to bargain, given the growing fiscal deficit.

(The city might even make this part of the bargain, given the incredible deal the developers are getting).

Mr. Reilly charges $85 and up for emergency pickups, which he says is a bargain given the calls he gets.

(A co-production of Paramount and Miramax, "The Hours" cost some $22 million, a bargain given the talent involved).

A Catholic God with whom Mr Ortega has made his own singular variation on the Faustian bargain: give me power and I'll sell You my soul.