Sentence examples for defining deal from inspiring English sources
If you beat somebody head to head, that's the defining deal".
America's second-largest carrier of international traffic, continues to look like the defining deal in the global arena.
Bank stock investors are hungry for a defining deal.
The Transformers: 7 Defining Deals 05.06.02 Sun Microsystems' purchase of Cray's Unix server business is one of the seminal events in Sun's history.
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) identity and experience are increasingly accepted as incidental aspects of a person's life rather than all-defining deal-breakers.
Design broadly defined deals with mapping from societal wants or needs to means for satisfying these needs.
The goals of this research, as defined, dealt with the current sea freight tariff, considered a practical tariff that does not reflect the real social cost of sea freight.
But the year ended without any big, market-defining deal.
Bill Clinton pushed hard for a legacy-defining deal in the final months of his presidency but his successor had little immediate interest in continuing his efforts.
But less than a decade after Marley left that house in Neasden to make the journey to the Island Records office in Basing Street where he would secure a career-defining deal for the Wailers – the band he formed with childhood friends Bunny Livingston and Peter Tosh – he would be dead.
While there is nonetheless hope on both sides for a defining budget deal, the three-week budget crisis scrambled Washington's power structure.
