Sentence examples for constant bargaining from inspiring English sources

"It was a constant bargaining all the way through," Mr. Steele said.

But as two recent trips with a motorist who drives a dented Nissan revealed, the trade does have one constant: bargaining.

Add to that the constant barrage of retail bargain alerts sending your smartphone into a vibrant spin and the fact you occasionally get an actual telephone call, not to mention texting and… blimey, a postcard just floated onto the mat.

The employee contribution, typically determined through collective bargaining, remains fairly constant.

The majority of the received literature has investigated the patterns of bargaining in the presence of constant return to scale.

She walks at least four miles a day, makes deliberate food choices and bargains with herself in a constant internal conversation.

The auctions on eBay had been a constant source of entertainment and the occasional bargain in recent years, and being a dot-commer, Ms. Pierson knew of other Web sites that sold travel through auctions.

He also explained his constant touring schedule as part of a bargain he made a long time ago with the "chief commander in this earth and in the world we can't see".

Besides, after eight years without a fare increase, the cost of a ride had come to seem like a bargain if only because it remained constant while the price of everything from real estate to shoes seemed to soar.

You can be fired on the spot; your contract often stipulates that you agree to not involve a trade union to bargain on your behalf and there is constant surveillance of your performance.

Working The Phones: Control and Resistance in Call Centers is out from Pluto Press on November 20.