Sentence examples for considerable bargaining from inspiring English sources

There was considerable bargaining.

The country's growing supply of psychologists also means that consumers have considerable bargaining power.

Huge consumer demand for the iPhone has given Apple considerable bargaining power when negotiating contracts with mobile operators and some believe the company has abused its position.

Other rules regulate the modification of ongoing contractual relations with a view to preventing a party with considerable bargaining power from unfairly imposing changes in the contract.

These workers, who were integrated into the outward-oriented economies typical of the colonial division of labour, held considerable bargaining power through their ability to disrupt a major economic activity.

And there is considerable bargaining to do, because France's relationship with Iraq goes back all the way to the 1970's, when the United States was building up one Persian Gulf strongman (Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi of Iran and Francee another (Mr. Hussein).

At about $15, it is a considerable bargain.

The $66 for a first-rate, three-course dinner for two (with drinks, tax and tip extra) was a considerable bargain, worth the drive to Shelton.

The N.D.G. charged ten cents a class, which covered an hour of studio work, an hour of improvisation on a political subject, and an hour of discussion of social issues — a considerable bargain.

However, it is another cool creation from TokyoFlash and at about $150 it's a considerable bargain.

That may sound high, but with expected performance on par with forthcoming Jaguar S-Type R and BMW's current M5, the screaming Lincoln may prove a considerable bargain.