Sentence examples for ordinary discounts from inspiring English sources

Ordinary discounts are illegal, the notion being that they might confuse consumers.

"Larger department stores section off their most discounted merchandise, away from the regular sale items.” By not allowing yourself to be distracted by the ordinary discounts, “You can zero in and get amazing discounts on expensive designer clothes".

The Wine Library is not your ordinary discount shop, and is quite a change from the small liquor store built on the same spot in 1989 by Sasha Vaynerchuk.

Gary Dilts, a Chrysler vice president, acknowledged that Chrysler raised incentives slightly on the Ram in October, but maintained there were no out-of-the-ordinary discounts on the Ram last month.

And if you order quick you can get a camera for a $129 early-bird price instead of the $149 or $179 via ordinary pre-order discounts — it'll eventually go for two hundo, so if you're on the fence, think about that.

Other high-end retailers have also been exploring ways to attract more ordinary shoppers through discount apparel.

Following the cash injection, the Spanish state owns 68.4 percent of Bankia, with the rest held by former holders of preference shares and hybrid debt, often small savers who were miss-sold these complex financial instruments and were forced to swap them at a discount for ordinary shares.

The Scottish Championship club now say that "the issue price of 20 pence per new ordinary share represents a discount of approximately 21.6 per cent to the closing middle market price of 25.5 pence for each existing ordinary share in the company on 28 August 2014".

The average Ohio foreclosure in 2010 sold for 43percentt less than an ordinary home sale, a discount more than 50percentt below the national average, according to RealtyTrac data.

How many of these are ultimately sold on to ordinary citizens, and at what discount, is unknown.Another concern arises from the property developers themselves.

Some mystics find the spiritual to be immanent within the world of ordinary sense perception, but others discount the perceptible world as illusion and attribute reality to the spiritual alone.