Sentence examples similar to making negotiating from inspiring English sources

Negotiating with my children makes negotiating with the Iranians seem like a doddle.

There were committee assignments to make, negotiating on the filibuster, making calls and having meetings".

At 29 inches wide it makes negotiating shopping aisles and doorways easier.

Google and Amazon may have appeared to make negotiating 21st-century life easier.

It is also beautifully made, negotiating its constant changes of speed and pulse with grace.

France is so full of rules, it can make negotiating life and business a bit tough.

By giving advice on not just where, but when to buy, Decide helps make negotiating the online bazaar a slightly less passive experience.

That will make negotiating a deal difficult as Real Madrid are on a pre-season tour of their own in Australia.

"Unlike Caribbean islands, Panama has a real economy, which makes negotiating treaties more complicated," says Dulcidio de la Guardia, the vice-minister of finance.

Citymapper makes negotiating public transport less painful and, thanks to Uber, people don't expect to be kept waiting more than a few minutes for a cab.

He said: "It has very strongly reinforced the sense in Russia of western exceptionalism, which has made negotiating with them on Syria and Crimea very difficult.