Sentence examples for bargain has been from inspiring English sources

Perhaps some unpublicised bargain has been struck.

Not until a very modern bargain has been struck about each partner's rights and responsibilities within the marriage.

A bargain has been struck, in which Yahweh says, in effect, "If you choose only me I will choose only you".

The whole push for a Grand Bargain has been based on the notion that we can reach a fiscal deal that takes the whole fight over the budget off the table.

No grand bargain has been struck between India and Pakistan that would explain the new calm, and no major concessions have been made within the Indian portion of the region either.

A feeling that the bargain has been broken (as it clearly has in Greece) will send voters to both the far left an right.There is a related risk in foreign policy.

To put it simply, the two halves of the bargain have been unevenly shared out: some people have provided Europe with much of its flexibility while others have hogged most of the security.

What hit me was the sense that an honest bargain had been struck between aesthetic artifice and real life, such as the Victorians could not countenance and we, in our frantically posturing art, have lost.

And where the opponents preferred, say, another florist, the other locals noted that the florist who had just vacated had been no bargain, having been convicted of heroin trafficking and charges involving the bombing of a competing shop.

Critics derided the move and claimed a "corrupt bargain" had been struck between the men.

Foundational principals such as love and respect, equality, success and the good life that most Americans see as part of our civic grand bargain have been diminished.