Sentence examples for have never negotiated from inspiring English sources

"I have never negotiated my salary.

Justinian I (r. 527 565), for instance, seems to have been dismissive of the Greens' petitions and to have never negotiated with them at all.

This was a number we had never negotiated or even discussed.

And, unlike Richard Nixon, he has never negotiated a transformative diplomatic deal.

"Israel has never negotiated the exchange of nuclear weapons with South Africa.

They've never negotiated with the government, that's the thing that you don't understand.

Romney has never negotiated that line well in debates and last night he fell over it again.

"Obviously I've never negotiated a nuclear deal with Iran," she said at a recent breakfast hosted by the Christian Science Monitor.

She has never negotiated an agreement between two warring sides, but a speech she delivered in Beijing in 1995 is still quoted by women's rights advocates around the world.

Ms. Hafner recognizes that they've never negotiated certain basic policies: whether to eat dinner together every night, whether friends' invitations automatically include her mother, how Ms. Hafner — working at home — can balance career demands with the attention her mother needs.

If you've never negotiated a salary before, you may be picturing something like haggling inside a spice hut in Marrakech, Morocco with bargains, concessions, and at least three or four repetitions of the phrase "It's a good price".