Sentence examples for negotiating prowess from inspiring English sources

Consol should at least feel happy with its negotiating prowess.

Mr. Bloomberg's negotiating prowess unquestionably contributed mightily to a victory that had eluded his predecessors.

Ms. Trump's negotiating prowess is tricky to assess, as no reporter has sat at her elbow in a business meeting.

Having a Wall Streeter at the helm may not help a company cure cancer, but it can work out well when it is negotiating prowess that matters.

Evidence suggests "that more attractive CEOs receive more surpluses for their firms from M&A transactions, a finding consistent with the hypothesis that more attractive CEOs improve shareholder value through superior negotiating prowess".

The quality of the evidence, the perceived culpability of the wrongdoer and the parties' negotiating prowess and appetite for complex litigation will all go into the mix, with unpredictable results.

After all, the Chinese "industrial subsidies, trade policies, undervalued currency and lack of enforcement for intellectual property rights" she cites remain major determinants of manufacturing prowess, not simply negotiating "sticking points".

For Formula One fans, F1 2013 is an item of rare desirability – but strangely, that is due more to Codemasters' skill at negotiating political minefields, rather than its programming prowess.

Initially, this came with vinyl seats and rubber floor mats, envisaged by Land Rover as a larger, more road-friendly option for the agricultural community.But the upper echelons of British society soon realised that its mud-plugging prowess was ideal for aiding one in pursuits that involved negotiating dirty fields.

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