Sentence examples for familiar discount from inspiring English sources

Only a few have agreements with companies like Worldspan and Sabre, which distribute fare information to United States travel agents or familiar discount Web sites like Expedia.

A new route may exist on the road to the White House, but no candidates are daring to discount the familiar path of Iowa.

Accordingly, the corresponding panel of Fig. 2 shows the familiar behaviour of the discount and the guilder-to-sterling exchange rates.

Many theaters closed, and those managers who kept their theaters open developed "value-added" sales methods that would be familiar to marketers today: discounted prices, raffles, and product give-aways.

The lenders wanted the due diligence to find fewer exceptions, which were sold at a discount, the person familiar with the investigation said.

Dispatches heralded "the winners of the first presidential fund-raising race," pronouncing one big $20 million raiser (Mitt Romney) as instantly "formidable" and a "rising force" in the campaign, while discounting a more familiar aspirant (Senator John McCain) as "lackluster" and "anemic" for showing at a mere $12.5 million.

Mr. Rector, who acknowledged that he was not familiar with the Nassau plan, said the discount plans often come with hidden fees and save participants only 1 to 5percentt.

Noting that means-tested fines would probably be unlawful, he proposed that governments may simply be employing the familiar retailer's strategy of making price discounts available to potential customers who wouldn't buy without them.

Then they will race their shopping carts through the broad, familiar aisles of our nation's most popular discount stores, filling them with DVD players, wide-screen TV's, Hokey Pokey Elmos -- something's always on sale.

Don't discount them simply because they are familiar to you.

Likewise, a Washington beekeeper familiar with N. ceranae in his own hives, discounts it as being the cause of CCD.