Sentence examples for fierce negotiating from inspiring English sources
After 42 days of fierce negotiating, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced late Wednesday night that he had finally secured the majority required to form a government, with less than two hours to go before a midnight deadline.
He explains in expert detail how Klein -- beginning with Sam Cooke in the early '60s, continuing with The Rolling Stones and other major acts and then the ultimate prize, The Beatles -- deployed financial wizardry, a gift for negotiating, and fierce intimidation to strike visionary long-term deals for his clients.
In Gaza, the rival Islamic militant group Hamas has been spearheading the path of violent resistance, including driving eight days of fierce fighting with Israel and then negotiating a cease-fire.
He certainly played the rambling piece with cool aplomb, commandingly delivering the thunderous climaxes that Busoni seems to conjure out of thin air, and negotiating the piece's fierce technical challenges without a blemish.
And he was constantly negotiating the elements: blistering heat, fierce winds and rare torrents of rain or snow.
Foulke said he did not think too much about Boston's fierce rivalry with the Yankees while he was negotiating with the Red Sox, but he warmed to it on Saturday night.
Cotton said he had no regrets about the letter, saying the fierce criticism it sparked showed that Obama wasn't negotiating "the hardest deal possible".
WASHINGTON -- The latest Republican plan to avert a looming U.S. default is a fierce statement of conservative principles that pushes the party's negotiating position farther to the right.
This second wave of aesthetically indie, corporate-charged bands negotiated the fierce demonstrativeness of do-it-yourself punk roots and the success of bands like Soundgarden and Nirvana.
It was this promise of negotiating clout that gave impetus to the merger of the two hospitals, fierce rivals since each was founded in the early 1950's.
UnitedHealthcare is negotiating or imposing similar rules at hospitals across the country, and often meeting fierce opposition.
