Sentence examples for is bargaining hard from inspiring English sources

Clinton is bargaining hard to the very end.

I was bargaining hard for a second world war vintage amphibious landing craft when Sophie dragged me away (it's just out of town on Highway 11, if you're interested).

Those who are buying are bargaining harder than ever before.

Some American officials hold out hope that Turkey is simply bargaining hard and will eventually go along.

The basic rule of bargaining is this: Bargain hard but don't be unreasonable.

Even some technology stocks may be bargains, although they are harder to find.

(Her underlying assumption, which she knows to be false, is that to "drive a harder bargain" is "a harder bargain" against foreign nations, not against the publics in both the U.S. and all nations. International corporations will benefit enormously. But Obama is not negotiating against them; he's negotiating against the public, for the international corporations).

"If you have good disclosure, competitive markets and an independent board bargaining hard, that's the way to bring fees down".

JK: Energy, creative spark, opportunity -- so why name the CD "Hard Bargain?" EH: Just being in the world is a hard bargain.

The antique flea market held every Sunday along the river on Cankarjevo Nabrezje is your best bet for one-of-a-kind finds, but be prepared to bargain hard.

There was hard bargaining between Treasury officials and Lloyds TSB over the emergency takeover, brokered by Gordon Brown under a contingency plan drawn up only three weeks ago.