Sentence examples for bargainer from inspiring English sources

Known throughout the trucking industry as a tough and knowledgeable bargainer, Hoffa successfully centralized administration and bargaining in the international office of the union.

And while a bargain is clearly in the eye (and pocketbook) of the bargainer, visits to dozens of intriguingly priced apartments did manage to turn up some real deals -- most of them, surprisingly, outside the "pioneering" neighborhoods.

Overall, the book may bolster the president's reputation as a tough bargainer determined to face down a gung-ho military.

If a deal is signed, he will project himself to the middle-of-the-road voter as a tough bargainer who is also a pragmatist and statesman.

Carrots can only take a bargainer so far.

In experiments where contestants have to bargain for money, for example, a potential "business" partner elicits more trust if he or she has a face similar to the bargainer.

The proviso forbids bettering one's bargaining position by worsening the position of other bargainers.

The plea-bargainer Amaral told the Guardian he had testified that Lula asked him to "help out" a former Petrobras director, Nestor Cervero, who was arrested last year.

The plea-bargainer Delcídio do Amaral suggested the relationship between the two Workers' party leaders is competitive.

The Israeli majority wants a deal with the Palestinians, but they want a mean, tough, hard-bargainer to negotiate it and implement it.

Because public safety employees tend not to be hard bargainers anyway?