Sentence examples for much discounted from inspiring English sources

The United States is no longer seen as "that awesome, nor is it trustworthy, and its example to the world and admonitions to China should therefore be much discounted," Mr. Wang writes of the general view of China's leadership.

As a result, the effectiveness of Warnings is much discounted.

Martin will never be a Sixth Man of the Year candidate like the man he replaced, but if he can give the Thunder a worthwhile approximation of Harden, at a much discounted price (i.e. not the $80 million Harden is making in Houston) then the preseason obituaries mourning the Thunder's reign in the West will seem laughably premature.

Too much discounting erodes profits.

Nor have hotels been doing much discounting.

Therefore, I pretty much discount the idea that Democratic strength among Latinos and young voters in 2012 comes close in anyway to guaranteeing Democratic success in future elections.

"It's not much discounting, but it's about creating added value," he said.

At the Westin, at Eighth Avenue and 43rd Street, which slashed rates last year to keep its rooms filled, advance bookings have increased significantly and operators no longer see a need to do as much discounting, he said.

I estimate that this year's spend was above last year's, but after so much discounting over 2015, retailers need to maximise full margin sales in the run-in to Christmas.

We once had more than a thousand hits from one computer in one day which meant, for whatever reason, that particular user was calling our web page over and over, so we could pretty much discount that traffic as being irrelevant.

For instance, if the supplier gives you too much discount, he might get bankrupt after a month.