Sentence examples for easier negotiation from inspiring English sources

"If there's just Roosevelt and Churchill sitting in a room with a brandy, that's an easier negotiation," Mr. Obama said during his hourlong meeting with the international news media, during which he called on reporters from India and China to ask him questions.

Promotional offers mire supermarkets in wrangles with suppliers; discounters' consistent prices make for easier negotiations, which focus on quality and cost.

Neither man is the kind of rock obsessive who trades obscure 45s or reads back issues of Crawdaddy; they seem to appreciate Led Zeppelin for its music just as much for the fact that the band is represented by one lawyer, making for easier negotiations.

This was not an easy negotiation.

It was not an easy negotiation process, either".

"This will not be an easy negotiation," Celis said.

It would not be an easy negotiation, because he can command a signing bonus exceeding $18 million.

"It's the world's easiest negotiation," Mr. Leno said in a telephone interview.

"They both have very big egos," said Paul Wood, White Plains' acting executive officer, "and I imagine it's not an easy negotiation between them".

"When it came to ephedra, it was a pretty easy negotiation," Henderson said of discussions with Upshaw on the substance now banned by the league.

The notion that this will be the easiest negotiation becomes more absurd as the complexity of leaving the EU becomes apparent.