Sentence examples for make the discount from inspiring English sources

If you've ever seen a sale advertising 50percentt off, you might have wondered if the retail price was ratcheted up to make the discount possible.

"If you make the right people happy and then meet the right people, that hopefully is going to make the discount worthwhile," he added.

The simec, he added, is accepted mainly by clothing stores, shoe stores and jewelers, and he says some of them use the simec to clear out inventory, often raising prices first to make the discount seem greater.

But if Groupon takes 100% of the sale price, then the merchant doesn't really care how it's priced to the consumer and Groupon can artificially make the discount as high as they want (definitely better than 50% for sure).

To limit the impact of this scheme, the Conference adopted the Director-General's proposal to make the discount proportional to the promptitude of payment of contributions at the beginning of each year.

Cofounders Bryce Johnson and Tyler Hall explained that each product requires a certain number of people to make the discounts viable, but that during the private beta the company sees an average of 25percentt of total daily active users participate in a trivia competition.

And the New York Sports Club chain of health clubs made the discount offer last month in ads aimed at firefighters, police officers, members of the military and emergency medical workers.

Amtrak, which has been offering up to 25 percent off Northeast Regional fares since February 2009, is making the discount fares permanent for travelers who book 14 days in advance.

"It's hard to argue with the theory of decreasing volatility and making the discount window more efficient," said James Chessen, chief economist at the American Bankers Association.

While the mere discount of an unsecured note, even if the marker and the officer making the discount knew it was not secured, would not necessarily be a crime, if the maker believed that he would be able to provide for it at maturity, yet if his original intent was to procure the note to be discounted in order to defraud the bank, as charged in this count, every element of criminality is present.

For example, Ron Johnson, the ill-fated CEO of JC Penney, was so hell-bent on making the discount department store into another Apple retail behemoth that he completely missed all sorts of signals from employees and customers that amounted to a direct challenge to his radical turnaround strategy.