Sentence examples for demanding discounts from inspiring English sources

In Britain, retail outlets are demanding discounts from manufacturers, making it difficult to increase profit margins.

Further adding strain to firms' finances are corporate clients who, operating in an uncertain environment, have become increasingly resistant to fee increases and are demanding discounts.

The more likely outcome is that government health schemes will start demanding discounts from drugs firms, and will buy more generics.

Maine is demanding discounts for any resident who lacks insurance coverage for prescription drugs and wants to be part of the state program.

Another risk is that, as investors lose confidence in Fannie and Freddie, buyers will begin demanding discounts on the repackaged loans the companies sell.

David Weston, chief executive of the B&B Association, says owners of B&Bs and small hotels are being threatened with bad reviews on TripAdvisor by customers demanding discounts.

Debenhams are not the first to demand discounts from suppliers.

But mass retailers demand discounts of up to 60% for bulk orders, shrinking margins.

"What makes a specialty store want to carry them and then also demand discounts from the designer?

The Caremark arm of the group pools customers and uses this purchasing power to demand discounts from drug makers.

South Koreans, for instance, always demand discounts, says Kazushi Komatsuzaki, the manager of a men's clothing store in Daikanyama.