Sentence examples for negotiating sites from inspiring English sources

Unlike other negotiating sites like Nextag.com (where you bargain simultaneously with multiple merchants) and Mercata.com (where prices drop as demand for an item increases), Hagglezone.com puts a human face on the software.

The Financial Times ran an article on Tuesday about the belief that the shortage of marketers skilled in negotiating sites like MySpace and YouTube is one of the biggest barriers to the growth of advertising online.

Studies which judiciously utilized bio-ligands or their analogs in negotiating site-specific drug delivery have been reviewed and presented.

"The site itself will be a negotiated site," said Dr. Young, who has written extensively about efforts in Germany and elsewhere to construct memorials to victims of the Holocaust.

Within BOT terminology SI can be considered a "boundary object" about which stakeholders are able to negotiate site-specific issues to incrementally arrive at solutions which draw on the full range of land sharing and land sparing options and so avoid prescriptive approaches and technologies.

"There's this sense that we have to be big in order to have the clout to negotiate" (site B).

To avert a shortfall next summer, the New York Power Authority, the agency that operates one-quarter of the state's power generation, is negotiating over sites for 11 small generators throughout the city, costing about $500 million.

The company also appears open to negotiating with sites for content that Microsoft can offer up in its search (either for snippets, rebates or deals).

Top Rank cannot negotiate with sites until it has completed a deal between the fighters.

She selected the artists, led them through Charleston, negotiated their sites and maintained constant dialogue with residents and officials of a city that had no experience with this kind of art.

It has also sent evidence to Interpol relating to eight similar operations based elsewhere.But site owners can still make money, if they are careful, by running paid ads for "arbitration" or "reputation management" firms that negotiate with sites on behalf of victims.