Sentence examples for bargaining up from inspiring English sources

Yet the cynics have a point: it has taken the EU three years of hard bargaining, up to its summit in Feira this week (see article) to agree to a regime of banking transparency, and as the same cynics point out it may never come into force.

Here's advice on how to bargain up rather than down and earn what you truly deserve.

The Iranians will bargain up to the edge of the cliff, but they don't seem eager to jump.

But savvy consumers know that it makes more sense to bargain up from the invoice, or wholesale, price.

They also encourage employers to recognize that giving employees wiggle room to bargain up their starting pay could help create a more satisfied and productive workforce.

They also encourage employers to recognize that giving employees wiggle room to bargain up their starting pay could help create a more satisfied, productive workforce.

People are dying in vain because this country isn't holding their end of the bargain up, as far as giving freedom and justice, liberty to everybody.

They are therefore likely to bargain up the price to compensate for that cost, which may well offset the acquirer's tax benefits.

Most people pay in cash, prices are bargained up and down, and there's no guarantee on either side.

Emma Coulthurst, from travel comparison site TravelSupermarket, said this meant some people had put off booking holidays soon after that date, meaning there are some last-minute bargains up for grabs in April.

I write fast, curate players and buy up bargain history books in the name of research.