Sentence examples for become discounted from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the strangest thing about the life-pricing business is the way the lives of future generations become discounted -- quite literally.

Even inside the Fed, her "no" votes became "discounted during the long recession because she was regarded as a knee-jerk liberal,'" William Greider wrote in his 1989 book on the central bank, "Secrets of the Temple".

The three chains, rooted in corners of the South and Midwest, would become discount empires competing for the entire country.

As a pricey item becomes deeply discounted, it begins to lose its inherent value as far as an educated consumer is concerned.

It doesn't always happen that the exact object of your desire becomes deeply discounted on some website as soon as you're committed to purchasing -- but hey, maybe you'll get lucky!

Atlantic Coast said on Monday that it would proceed with plans to become a discount airline while considering Mesa's bid.

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Best tickets became NOK 300 more expensive, while it became easier to purchase discounted tickets.

Shaw grew steadily, and became a discount hub.

During the 1960s there was a resurgence of the commercial bill, which finally became the discount houses' largest single class of asset, only to be overtaken later by the certificate of deposit.

Despite the prevalence of the tactic, reducing prices by large percentages is still effective, Ms. Sanchez said, particularly as consumers become accustomed to discounts.