Sentence examples for haggle down from inspiring English sources
The more volume a broker has to parcel out among insurers, the more bargaining power it has to haggle down premiums.
Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, warned against Greece trying to haggle down the debt last week in an interview with the Irish Times: "Collective endeavours are welcome," she said, "but at the same time a debt is a debt and it is a contract".
This reverses the existing process in England and Wales where, once you have found a property, you put in an offer "subject to survey", and then pay for either the basic homebuyer's survey, or the more in-depth building conditions survey, and use the findings to haggle down a price you have already agreed.
100% equality seems a little much, so they'll try to haggle down to a smaller number... how about 3/5ths?
Saoli said he could not remember whether Mansoor, who initially tried to haggle down the 14,000 rupees (£90) charge, had ever used one of his cars before.
The goal: to complete four challenges and haggle down the price of their purchases; Cari Cucksey, an estate-sale expert, will appraise the items and award the winning team additional spending money.
The future of Long Island Sound is no budget annoyance to be haggled down or bargained to death.
Their plan members have individual contracts with insurance companies; the corporate sponsor merely haggles down charges on employees' behalf.
"The dead colors, that's me!" She had just bought a bobble-edged scarf ($6, haggled down from $7) that "went" perfectly with her outfit.
There is a wide range of accommodation, from huts made from bamboo matting that outside the December peak can be haggled down to 600 rupees (£7.50) a night to plush beachfront studios made of black wood for 10 times more.
Emboldened by the rich settlements paid so far in the church scandals in one case a few years ago a Dallas jury awarded $119 million to a mere dozen victims, though the sum later was haggled down to a still-rich $33 million–lawyers are filing ever more brazen complaints.
