Sentence examples for discounted much from inspiring English sources

This started to change as discounters, or fund supermarkets, came on the scene and discounted much of the initial charge and their own commission from the individual fund groups (some of which was rebated to clients).

Last month, by contrast, VAT remained at 15%, petrol prices stayed put and retailers discounted much less than a year earlier.

While acknowledging that "there could have been late spending in the last 15 or 20 days that might have affected things," Mr. Cordray discounted much outside influence.

She said that he had spoken about being in line to make thousands of dollars, but she discounted much of what he said as the kind of rambling boasts one often hears in these parts of town.

Mr. Kelly has long discounted much of the criticism of stop-and-frisk as coming from a small number of advocacy groups that he says are disconnected from the communities in the Bronx, north Brooklyn and parts of Queens, where his policing strategies have been focused.

These things are notoriously unreliable and never discounted much.

"You have to discount much of what he says and does with many grains of salt".

It would be comforting, indeed, if we could discount much of what Trump says.

By John Cassidy January 18 , 2017It would be comforting if we could discount much of what Trump says.

You should discount much of what you hear and read as part of the noise elections produce.

"You should certainly discount much of what you hear and read as part of the regular noise that elections produce," Mr. Draghi said.