Sentence examples for deal standing from inspiring English sources
A deal standing by all summer had been left to the last day and then they'd rushed – not quickly enough, but conveniently enough?
This leaves Fortress Investment Group's pending acquisition of Penn National Gaming and Hexion's pending acquisition of Huntsman to fight it out as the last big private equity deal standing.
Through the first quarter of 2015, 33 Dutch companies had raised more than $88 million — with the median deal standing at almost $1.15 million — making it the most prolific quarter on record in terms of sheer volume, according to Startup Juncture.
"Join us!" It went on that way, for Social Security, reproductive rights, unfair trade deals, and standing up to China.
Save the initial Twitter bluster from some conservative commentators and Republicans with the strongest views against immigrants, GOP lawmakers were mostly downplaying the tentative deal and standing behind Trump, with the president and his allies casting doubt there was any deal at all.
Save the initial Twitter bluster from some conservative commentators and Republicans with the strongest views against immigrants, GOP lawmakers were mostly downplaying the tentative deal and standing behind Trump, with the president and his allies casting doubt there was any deal at all.
Going forward, government officials like Shaub, who risked a great deal by standing up to his incoming boss, will be more necessary than ever.
For some, the luxury of relaxing in bed with a book is a better deal than standing in line at the airport.
Liberal Democrats hailed Mr Clegg's pivotal role in brokering a deal and standing firm with Mr Miliband when Mr Cameron called the bluff of the two other leaders last week.
In huddles with party colleagues or heading off to caucus meetings to discuss the details of the deal or standing in front of TV cameras, it was the Republicans who had all the smiles.
After a good deal of standing around admiring dresses and sucking up champagne, people obeyed the stentorian countdown commands to get in their seats as "the show" was about to begin.
