Sentence examples for massive discounting from inspiring English sources

"Given a limited budget, if retailers don't capture that first or second purchase, they may find themselves with a lot of inventory the week before Christmas and the need for massive discounting to save the holiday".

Be cautious of massive discounts on properties: take them with a pinch of salt.

It's not only the closed pubs and clothes shops advertising massive discounts.

Equally dubious is the pledge to extend Right to Buy to around 800,000 housing association tenants by giving them the same massive discounts as council tenants.

He swooped to buy up debt in the company from its lenders at a massive discount to the original value of the loans.

Even with small print runs and tiny advances, it couldn't accommodate the massive discounts demanded by chain and online retailers.

He had told the court that Abramovich, the owner of Chelsea FC, had intimidated him to sell his share in the oil firm Sibneft at a massive discount.

Want massive discounts and almost stalker-like sales service as you enjoy the luxury of Christmas shopping in cavernous air-conditioned malls?

A new pipeline is planned between Iraq and Jordan, which is already the recipient of Iraqi largesse in the form of massive discounts on the oil it imports, some of it legally, by tanker.

Alternatively, they would make chart-return shops offers they couldn't refuse - massive discounts on large orders, special edition singles in coloured vinyl, picture sleeves or with pull-out posters.

Certainly, the stock market — even before what looks likely to be another massive sell-off today — is anticipating a serious economic downturn, which is why so many companies' stocks are trading at massive discounts to where they were just a few months ago.