Sentence examples for fierce bargaining from inspiring English sources

Whatever the merits of fierce bargaining among giant corporations, the public interest in broad access to information has been dealt a blow by this blackout of a top-rated news and entertainment network on television.

She lived into her mid-nineties, and until she was in her late eighties she did all her own shopping and housework, and occupied her days with antiquing — driving fierce bargains when she spotted something she wanted.

Brock is a fierce bargain-hunter.

This limits bargaining power.Since Walmart, Carrefour and Tesco are also likely to face fierce political opposition, it is no wonder that they are hesitating to commit to huge investments in India.

The cost of footwear and clothing fell despite the VAT rise, however, amid fierce competition for bargain-hunters in the January sales.

The sudden spate of bills seeking to eliminate or weaken collective bargaining — and the fierce protests by unions trying to preserve those rights — are largely a product of November's elections.

Labor strife is back in the NFL, with preliminary public battles between new Players Association head DeMaurice Smith and the league's owners setting the stage for fierce negotiations toward the next collective bargaining agreement.

Within Wisconsin, where the recall efforts took root during a fierce standoff in the Legislature over the collective bargaining cuts, the signs of anger are everywhere.

For each pair of shoes cleaned, he charges $0.10, although fierce competition from other boys means some clients bargain the price down to as little as $0.05.

Kessler, who also serves as outside counsel for the football players' union, is known as a fierce proponent of decertification as a means to gain bargaining leverage.

Package deals, seasonal discounts, fierce competition between hotels, plus the recent economic downturn has made bargain-bagging a reality.