Sentence examples for obvious bargain from inspiring English sources

That is not an obvious bargain.

Such was the nation's aversion to debt and its paucity of capital in 1944 that no one but Evans seemed attracted to such an obvious bargain.

And at 34 times projected 2002 earnings, Microsoft is no obvious bargain.

Emerging markets have rallied even more than those in developed countries in recent weeks and Gait says there are fewer obvious bargains than there were - but there are still pockets of value, for example, in Russian consumer companies.

With so many dilutive items on the table, does this not allow the NRA obvious bargaining chips in the pitched legislative battles sure to come?

But it is less obvious that the bargain 2 percent rate on these bonds should exert any influence on its capital spending plans.

Thus was born, says Steve, the concept of Poundland - a national chain with an obvious fixed and bargain price attached to everything.

Pistorius's motive for wanting bargain is obvious: he could potentially turn a very long sentence into a short one, though he would give up the option of getting off completely.

Ron Clark, Saint-Paul en Chablais, France Inspiring the American people Regarding Thomas Friedman's column "Help wanted: Leadership" (Views, Sept. 26): The need for President Obama and the Republicans to construct a Grand Bargain is obvious, but it would only entail a series of uninspiring steps such as short-term stimulus and debt-restructuring.

With the country clearly needing higher spending on things like transport infrastructure and community colleges, the attractions of the "grand bargain" are obvious, and I think the general idea of combining tax reform with spending proposals is an eminently defensible one.

The Grand Bargain would yield obvious political benefits.