Both variables reflect infrequent events subject to bias from arbitrary factors (e.g., enfor-cement practices, incomplete documentation, court delay, frequent plea bargaining to a lesser charge; Dill and Wells-Parker, 2006; Meyer and Gray, 1997; Rauch et al., 2010).
He has frequented the bargain bin at his local Fry's Electronics to satiate his hunger for classic B-movie monster flicks he used to watch on TV as a kid.
Ladies Market down Tai Yuen Street is among the street markets frequented by bargain hunters.
It is they who frequent the Unoppressive Nonimperialist Bargain Books store whose remainders lean to Kerouac and Eastern Zen masters.
Summary: Are Premium Travel Cards with High Annual Fees Worth It? Premium travel cards might have eye-popping fees at first glance, but, they are a bargain for frequent travelers that pick the right card and use them on a regular basis.
A flight from New York to Zürich using frequent flyer miles was a bargain, but after that we would be paying for everything in Swiss francs.
Ever on the prowl for bargains, and made cynical by frequent store markdowns and promotions, even many affluent customers have deserted department stores.
Many people who frequent garage sales are very serious about getting bargains, and they may not be willing to pay for craft items.
Whether the Justice Department will acknowledge it, they say, Texas is not living up to its end of the bargain — as evidenced by the results of frequent status reports released on each center by independent monitors.
In this carefully detailed and rigorous study of the social processes of labor negotiations, the author uncovers the pressures and motivations felt by negotiators, showing why the bargaining process persists largely in its traditional form despite frequent calls for change.
