Sentence examples for discount somewhere from inspiring English sources

Wall Street's reigning philosophy at the time, according to one former hedge fund trader, was "pump and dump": pump out as much paper as quickly as possible, collect the origination fees, and then dump it at a discount somewhere else.

I'm so accustomed to my way of doing business WITH negotiation, that when I experienced a hassle buying a Christmas gift at BestBuy, I asked to speak to a manager and requested some discount somewhere -- on the price of the item, the warranty.

One IRB member said: " Sometimes we are really not in a position to offer justice [to reviews]…….we have no…..special discount somewhere that we can be given some time out from our heavy academic loads so that we can develop ourselves as [IRB] members and we can contribute in a productive sense…we have to face this…it is all up to us.

I've been in that position myself, cheering them on while wondering whether my own acceptances were drowning in a canvas bag stuffed with discount pizza fliers somewhere in the Upper Midwest.

The idea of going to an office somewhere to sit on discount furniture and talk about myself for 50 minutes is my idea of hell.

If you just look at the subscription plans and apply a discount, the business is easily doing somewhere between $10 million and $20 million a year in subscription revenues alone.

It's a good way to describe those expensive labels that are kind of nice, but you only really buy them when they're discounted and you're bored, waiting to be somewhere else.

But shows that fall somewhere between the serial discounters and the biggest hits sometimes have tickets available at TKTS while few if any discounts are circulating on the Web.

Did we find some new reserves somewhere that caused the markets to suddenly discount the price of oil?

Eight in 10 of those questioned said they would be more likely to shop somewhere regularly if they automatically received a discount.

Because the likelihood of victory lies somewhere south of 100%, we have to discount the potential spoils by some factor that captures the inherent risk of not winning the case.