Sentence examples for negotiations readers from inspiring English sources

Rather than the public outcry they expected, which they thought would help them in their negotiations, readers found other ways to access news and the paper folded.

Whatever the outcome of the upcoming round of budget negotiations, Next Wave readers can look forward to high-profile discussions of the pay-hike issue over the next few months.

The No-Gotiator is selling a "book" full of ways to avoid compromise, interviewing readers who undermine negotiations in a parodical promotional video.

This month's column is a "nutshell" version of negotiation skills for Tooling Up readers, and it's a good topic for technical professionals of any stripe.

Readers: Take a negotiation you must conduct and consider your BATNA.

A merger of Random House and Penguin could help the publishing houses cut costs by combining resources, and it would give them more heft in negotiations with Amazon and Apple as readers increasingly abandon print for cheaper e-books.

The author keeps up a strong narrative drive, guiding the reader through the tortuously involved negotiations of the Congress.

"I'm so emotional as a person!" Indeed, there's a lot of checking in, bringing the reader into the nitty-gritty negotiations of unconventional romance.

In an installment of "Taking Questions," Frank A. Bolz Jr., a retired New York City Police Department detective captain who helped create the department's hostage-negotiating team and guidelines, answered reader questions about hostage negotiation.

At this point, readers who have been involved in such 5 a.m. negotiations, with or without trumpets, can guess how this turns out.

Do readers of The Choice have personal experiences with merit-based aid negotiations?