Sentence examples for bargain where from inspiring English sources

But striking a bargain where love is absent or unbalanced is the surest road to misery.

We need a Grand Bargain — where each side gives something on spending, taxes and new investments — and we're on our way out of this.

As in any bargain where money is involved, the parties would have to bargain over the price of each decommissioned weapon.

"People look at it now as a place to find stuff and find a bargain, where before they may have been afraid of it or figured it was all stolen," said Mark J. Perry, an economics professor at the University of Michigan, Flint.

Or strike a bargain where you get to work on your idea for a year, and if nothing pans out, then you'll go back to the current project.

Since a compromise is a sort of bargain where parties sacrifice some good objectives in order to gain others, it raises a question about how far such deals can go, and this brings us into dirty hands territory.

"This was not a bargain basement deal where you came in on 80 cents on the dollar.

Steel industry specialists say that Mr. Mittal's skill lies in finding bargains where others see little of value.

That is, except in the little bin marked "Bargains," where little orphan chunks that are the gourmet equivalent of Kraft Singles get wrapped up and sold for cheap.

The first is the explosion of plea bargaining, where a suspect agrees to plead guilty to a lesser charge if the more serious charges against him are dropped.

Most cases are resolved through plea bargains, where prosecutors, not judges, negotiate whether and for how long a defendant goes to prison.