Sentence examples for lower offers for from inspiring English sources

He said the devaluation of American and British currencies has prompted owners from these countries to accept lower offers for their Italian vacation homes; sellers can realize gains by converting assets held in euros back into dollars or pounds sterling.

The government's introduction of a market imperative is encouraging fiercer competition than ever before between institutions, while the policy allowing universities to recruit unlimited numbers of students with AAB grades at A-level makes it harder than ever for them to coalesce behind a principal of lower offers for some students in some circumstances.

Acquisition targets could see lower offers for their businesses, too.

Mr. Ballmer also warned that a proxy fight would probably be accompanied by a lower offer for Yahoo.

It even backed a lower offer for Endesa by Gas Natural, another Spanish energy firm, despite its rejection by the antitrust authorities in Madrid.

After submitting a revised lower offer for the medical-device maker last year, Johnson & Johnson reversed course and raised its bid to $23.2 billion, which Guidant immediately recommended to shareholders.

If Creasy is right, and it means sellers will get a lower offer for their home, then they would be wise to ask the agent not to go ahead.

Her original first choice for archaeology allowed her to swap, with a lower offer of ABB for the computer science course than the one she already held for archaeology.

The two companies dropped a bidding war in favor of Star's lower offer of $1.1 billion for NCL.

American International Group is sticking to its guns, and insisting that it won't accept a lower offer from Prudential for its Asian insurance business, and that comes as something of a shock to some who have been following the deal.

On Tuesday the U.S.-based insurer said it wouldn't accept a lower offer from Britain's Prudential for its pan-Asian life insurance subsidiary, AIA Group.