But waiting can also lead to discounts.
But Republicans say that their legislation will lead to discounts and that the industry gave up as much as it got.
It's not wise to carry large amounts of cash, but a handful of dollars could lead to discounts on, well, almost anything in Argentina.
Of course, there may be a "deals" angle, too, where gold could lead to discounts at local stores, but that's further down the road.
Judgments by investigators as to whether an adverse event is related to the drug can lead to discounting the importance of an effect.
The unusual symptoms, combined with the usual absence of physical signs between episodes, may lead to discounting of the symptoms and erroneous reassurance of the patient by clinicians unfamiliar with gnathostomiasis.
Strong philosophical emphases on prevention, eradication, and restoration may lead to discounting or discrediting of practices that accept nonnatives as ineradicable or in some cases desirable (Ewel and Putz 2003; Goodenough 2010).
Buying in volume leads to discounts.
The information triggered strong emotional reactions, and where the emotions triggered were negative or uncomfortable, this often led to discounting the information provided.
To encourage coverage of the most difficult to reach, performance below a threshold -set higher for hospitals- leads to discounts, while performance at each of four superior levels increases point value geometrically.
Distributed discounting rates along with distributed value representation lead to hyperbolic discounting, matching the hyperbolic discounting experimentally observed in humans and animals.
