Sentence examples for dramatically discounted from inspiring English sources

As best I could tell, most of the scores of people there weren't tourists; they were midtown office workers wise to the existence of dramatically discounted drinks from 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday through Friday.

Marketers don't (and shouldn't) decide to run a spot at the last minute, unless they can get the time at a dramatically discounted price.

The drugmaker is said to have among the largest stash of money of any corporation parked offshore, which under the tax law they can now bring back at a dramatically discounted rate.

Plus, right now, thanks to the raging greenback, which buys more Colombian pesos today than it has in more than seven years, everything in Colombia is dramatically discounted for the buyer with U.S. dollars in his wallet.

"When you get great talents at values that are dramatically discounted due to early payment, it's normally very beneficial for the clubs, which is why they continue to do it," said agent Scott Boras, who prefers his clients test the market as free agents.

You can enjoy a dramatically discounted "summer" by visiting the islands during the lengthy low season, mid-April to mid-December.

As Kim-Mai pointed out at the time, Amazon retains the ability to dramatically discount the selling price of individual apps, but the company's in-app purchasing scheme see developers earnings a straight 70% of the app's list price.

"By dramatically discounting the risks of climate change and the long-term value of biodiversity, it's undermining our children's prospects for a healthy future," said Throgmorton, an author and retired University of Iowa professor, and a nationally recognized urban planning expert.

The first assumption implies that the consequences of a pandemic would be large in terms of the number of deaths and the healthcare resources required, whereas the second assumption implies that the costs associated with maintaining a stockpile were limited and that the future benefits would not be dramatically reduced by discounting.

Though highly leveraged Korean companies will benefit dramatically from a strong won and lower interest rates, much of this is already discounted in their stock prices.

Some have dramatically cut back their use of deal sites because they want to support their local businesses and now know that redeeming deeply discounted deals isn't the way to do that.