Sentence examples for future bargain from inspiring English sources

Even if a bipartisan deal to create a better health care system seems far off today, it's not too soon to start imagining what a future bargain might look like.

If, as Mr. Obama said recently at the United Nations, he believes that it is in America's best interest "to see a Middle East and North Africa that is peaceful and prosperous," he needs to make sure the Arabs are part of, and don't lose from, any future bargain with Iran.

Or maybe future bargain hunters will opt for Chrysler models at the expense of buying a Mercedes.

Trade and commerce are just part of the future bargain.

He said the US-inspired Black Friday of flash sales was followed by a "challenging lull in spending" as consumers waited for future bargains.

Consumers there have cut their spending, waiting for future bargains, and some are unable to pay off debts that are effectively growing more burdensome by the month.

Since the American proposals were not written down, the administration official said, if they are rejected, they will "no longer exist" for future bargaining.

Many economists say they believe that deflation can cripple an economy by effectively increasing debt levels and causing consumers to reduce their spending in anticipation of future bargains.

That would undermine the credibility of city negotiators in future bargaining and disrupt the delicate balance that New York and other cities must preserve between teachers and other employees.

Mark Dubowitz, head of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies in Washington and a proponent of tough sanctions on Iran, said that by providing economic relief, the West will lose future bargaining power.

Union officials said that in future bargaining they expected to receive at least 2percentt for the additional six months, which would put the police raises above those received by other uniformed unions.