Sentence examples for negotiated if from inspiring English sources

In addition, there will often be terms negotiated if money is subsequently raised at a lower valuation, a "down round".

Such a contract could not have been negotiated if not for the respectful, cooperative labor-management relationship — which ensures that everyone is rowing in the same direction.

All such acts of sharing are more smoothly and generously negotiated if we can take for granted a limited set of common values and assumptions.

Zico reckons that truce would be more easily negotiated if the Seleção was not so much a virtual team for many Brazilians these days.

"I would have negotiated if I didn't have dogs," she said, but being a dog owner takes away a buyer's leverage.

(The story also describes, in damning detail, the pathetically weak settlement recently negotiated – if you can call it that – by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the nation's top bank regulator. But let's leave that for another day).

The Republican position has been clear for three years: they will refuse to negotiate if negotiation could mean having to give something up.

Stair widths or heights that are difficult to negotiate if you have neurological troubles.

Mr Azarov said the government is prepared to negotiate if the protesters stop blockading government buildings.

What are we going to negotiate if you've signed this?

Why should the Palestinians negotiate if others negotiate for them?" So here we are, 62 years on, negotiating about negotiations whose prospects of leading anywhere seem fantastically remote.