Sentence examples for negotiating upward from inspiring English sources
The Dierkses said they would match the offer, but the seller tried to keep negotiating upward.
The magazine suggests that customers "negotiate upward from that baseline".
But buying out the teams alone could cost at least $325 million, prices that the clubs would surely try to negotiate upward.
The great danger in proposing $100 billion in cuts at the start is that Republicans will take that as an opening bid that can be negotiated upward, toward the unreasonable Ryan-level cuts the House has already approved.
But the official, who spoke anonymously because of the delicacy of the matter, called the carbon intensity figure "disappointing," and said that the administration hoped it represented a gambit that would be negotiated upward at Copenhagen or in subsequent talks.
To avoid further lawsuits companies frequently announce a takeover price that they later negotiate upward, providing strong evidence that the ultimate price was arrived at through arms-length bargaining.
The numbers and language around Medicaid could be negotiated upward.
These tactics were negotiating inclusion; upward influencing, placating expert users, establishing credibility and diffusing designs.
However, the operation proceeded poorly as the French troops, with the help of two Russian brigades, had to negotiate rough, upward-sloping terrain.
This dynamic, in our view, has the potential to put continued upward pressure on net debt as Tullow seeks to negotiate farmdowns at capex heavy projects in Ghana and Uganda.
