Sentence examples for because of bargain from inspiring English sources

But analysts said the gains were largely because of bargain hunting.

[C9.] Key Stock Gauges Gain Modestly Stocks gained modestly because of bargain hunting and news of an unsolicited bid for AT&T's cable TV business.

Both government and industry officials say, however, that there are signs of recovery, although mainly because of bargain-hunting Red Sea beachgoers, rather than the more profitable Sphinx-and-Pyramids circuit.

Though it does not appear that a bill to legalize marriage of gay men and of lesbian couples will be voted on anytime soon, it will not be because of any bargain, senators said.

"Cosco's presence in the port of Pireaus … has brought great benefits to the Greek public sector," the merchant marine minister Miltiades Varvitsiotis said last week as he dismissed suggestions that Beijing was exploiting Greece because of the bargain prices at which much of its infrastructure was being sold.

But because of the bargain struck five years ago, the health program will stop receiving funding in two weeks.

The leaders of several municipal unions said they would like the police or the teachers' union to negotiate the first contract in the current round of bargaining, because, considering their pay gap with suburban colleagues, they can make the strongest cases for raises.

Just because a lot of bargains exist doesn't mean investors will pick them up.

Xavier (2004:194 5) finds collective bargaining incoherent "because these forms of bargaining (i.e. interprofessional, sectoral, regional or company, auth).

This was because the culture of bargaining for services (including health services) is popular in Uganda making it easy for participants to understand the 'bidding game' [ 18].

Many people convicted of violent misdemeanors were originally charged with felonies but then convicted of lesser charges because of plea bargains.