Sentence examples for need to discount from inspiring English sources

You don't need to discount our joy to do it.

The trial judge decided the police officers' evidence was so unreliable that he would need to discount it completely.

"The stores were so rammed, we struggled to keep up with demand so there was no need to discount," he said.

And you need to discount the one that has to do the time trial [Wiggins himself] for he's unlikely to finish.

Hits like "Mormon" and "Wicked" were so solid that they did not need to discount, she said, while other shows did not have high demand from tourists or New Yorkers lining up at the booths.

According to the latest North American consumer surveys, GM models' quality still lags the best, while that Government Motors tag contributes to GM's need to discount more heavily than the industry average.

"A lot of value was coming out of the market, we needed to discount to be in there," he said.

5a Royal Parade, 01423 524330, cupcakesbycharley.co.uk It is an illustration of how Britain is tightening its collective belt that, even in well-to-do Harrogate, a restaurant of Sasso's reputation needs to discount.

Martin Scott, partner at KPMG Performance & Technology, said that as many retailers and consumer goods manufacturers had needed to discount intensively in recent years to win over wary consumers, the intention to now raise prices was "an understandable reaction".

Second, it needs to discount benefit based on upstream interventions.

All you need to know to discount this theory is simple logic.