Sentence examples for drastically discounted from inspiring English sources
Since resale time shares can sell for less than half the developer's price, and many are drastically discounted further, buyers can search classified ads, the Internet and online auction sites like eBay for time shares at cut-rate prices.
A New Jersey company named Quidsi, known for its website Diapers.com, Mr. Stone writes, was essentially forced into selling itself to Amazon after the introduction of a new service called "Amazon Mom," with a "Subscribe and Save" program that drastically discounted diapers — at a huge immediate loss for Amazon, but with the achieved goal of "neutralizing an incipient competitor".
A year ago, Amazon maintained not only the power to sell apps at whatever price it wanted, but that developers might also earn a diminished cut if their apps were drastically discounted.
That bill (the "American Jobs Creation Act of 2004") allowed corporations to bring money they'd been keeping offshore back into the US at a drastically discounted tax rate (5.25percentt instead of 35percentt) for a limited time.
But if that was the only reason you set one up, you could be in trouble with the I.R.S. Also, if you discounted the value of the partnership too drastically, you could find yourself at odds with what the I.R.S. will allow.
Those "soft goods" are so cheap wholesale that stores can afford to discount them drastically in hopes that you'll make up for loss in profit with sheer volume.
Costs were not discounted.
