Sentence examples for haggling that from inspiring English sources

The lofty price was the result of two months of haggling that added $800 million to Data Domain's value.

Against the backdrop of haggling that is taking place in Athens today officials say the issue of "a new [debt] haircut is definitely in the air".

In addition, preparation can sort out any questions as to what the military's proper role will be in a disaster and spare us the sort of legal haggling that helped hamstring the federal response to Hurricane Katrina.

"I agree with Nick" was the catchphrase of the night, an early public sign of the post-election haggling that may ensue if we end up with a hung parliament.

A3 Nationalist Sentiment in Bosnia Results from Nov. 11 elections in Bosnia are mixed and moderates lack the clear mandate that international officials had hoped for, promising a future of power sharing and haggling that spell more ineffectual government and continued obstruction from nationalists on unifying the country, analysts said.

A10 Iraqi Cleric Calls for Agreement The most powerful Shiite cleric in Iraq, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, called for quick agreement on a new government, expressing displeasure with weeks of drawn-out haggling that has begun to stir up unrest in the Iraqi public.

"I strategically moved back so I would have egress, without having to run the gantlet of agents," he said, "many of whom I had probably been haggling with that morning".

Haggling over that crucial amount of flux is why the paper took so long to appear, says Smetacek, but oceanographer Ken Buesseler of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute in Massachusetts lauds the detailed calculations in an accompanying commentary in Nature, adding that the study "was similar to natural" algal blooms.

Every fall, admissions offices and applicants begin an immense, multilayered haggle that resembles nothing so much as a bustling souk.

In England, destiny is delivered by force, a nine-month-long bouncer haggle that results for one team in a short-lived step beyond the red rope, and for 19 others a graceless return to the wait-queue of elite rejection.

The tribe was shocked to find that 7% had been cleared.In Brasília 2,000km 1,2500 miles) and a world away, politicians are haggling over laws that will affect the fate of the forest.