Sentence examples for bargain levels from inspiring English sources

The sell-off has been orderly until now, and stocks are hardly trading at bargain levels.

But few analysts were brave enough to say that the stock had reached bargain levels.

Yes, air fares are at bargain levels on many routes, as passenger demand falls faster than the airlines' frantic moves to reduce capacity.

In fact, some analysts contend that prices on high-yield debt have fallen to bargain levels, with the average yield at 13percentt.

And at the Silk Shop, Keith Lee, the owner, has watched his racks of fancy clothes downgrade to bargain levels over the years.

Since the existing buyback program is running low, it was natural to replenish the fund — especially if H.P. believes its stock is priced at bargain levels.

This valued the Formula One franchise at a bargain level of $1.9 billion, and the firm had an option to raise the stake to 50%.

However, there remains a strong tension between the rules set by social partners autonomously, which define a strict hierarchy between bargaining levels, and jurisprudence, according to which a firm-level agreement can always depart from sector-level agreements (OECD, 2017).

First, unionism is associated with wage rigidity that constrains labor market (re)allocation, even if firm surveys suggest this is largely the case when labor contracts are signed at higher bargaining levels.

For this I use a five-point scale allowing for two intermediary situations when bargaining levels alternate between years or it is impossible to assess which of the two nearest levels contributes more to actual regulation of employment relations (see OECD 2004).

But by setting an initial bargaining level so low, Republicans are signaling they are preparing for battle.