Sentence examples for obvious discounts from inspiring English sources

Perhaps not coincidentally, the successful deals provided the most generous and obvious discounts on everyday needs (70% off and 50% off).

"The queues are less obvious, because the discounts run over the weekend.

The analysts suggest that the companies' exposure to the euro is so obvious that investors discount it without figuring on management's ability to maintain profits through the difficult period.

"The mid-market struggled, that was pretty obvious from the discounting in the high street pre-Christmas and not all of it looked pre-planned," said Kate Calvert, an analyst at Investec.

By obvious geographical inference, this discounts the Trump course.

Given that HP is now in charge of this product, it's obvious that the pricing, discounts, and giveaways are part of HP's sales plan and, thanks to HP's extensive experience in PC sales, they're attempting to clear the channel for upgraded devices.

Although these factors can create patchy distributions, indiscriminately resorting to them as the chief explanation not only discounts the obvious existence of HGT in many eukaryotes, but also ignores the gene pool constraints from the common ancestor of eukaryotes and progenitors of organelles.

PAY That everything here is exorbitant is obvious: there is no discounting the Armani mystique.

All this is not to ignore or discount an obvious reality: The international community has made a prolonged commitment to Libya.

"Markets are constantly in a state of uncertainty and flux, and money is made by discounting the obvious and betting on the unexpected," he once wrote.

A similar phenomenon has been noted in other fields such as organisational psychology and management, with information and recommendations being discounted as obvious despite not having been considered in advance [ 112].