Sentence examples for out of bargain from inspiring English sources

Daily deal services like Groupon, LivingSocial and Gilt have taken much of the work out of bargain hunting.

As a rule, a stock moves out of bargain territory when its expected earnings multiple exceeds its expected long-term earnings growth rate.

While a $2,000 discount won't make a difference to someone spending $50,000, Zoldan said his circle of friends get a kick out of "bargain" hunting.

Just craft them yourself out of bargain store placemats.

The pubs mounted a legal challenge to the ruling and as a consequence of an out-of-court bargain with the NSW police on 29 July 2008, the restriction was relaxed to 3.30 a.m. closing with a 1.30 a.m. lockout.

If you are brave (/crazy) enough to fight through out-of-control bargain-hunting mobs to save yourself an extra 20% on a product (that you never wanted or needed), then god bless you.

B cooperates with A, in other words, not because B finds A's project inherently interesting or worthy, but because of what B gets out of the bargain: avoiding some threat that A can make or obtaining something A has promised (which may be of inherent interest to B but for A is only a means of motivating B).

The living room reveals bold but sensuous blocks of color, shapes that seem to rise up out of the parquet floor and to repeat in the fabrics, the furnishings and even the chessboard on the coffee table -- a swank unity cobbled frugally together out of bargains, gifts, home-design projects and flea market finds.

The battered economy has taken the stigma out of bargain-hunting.

(One wonders what if any counsel Secretary Clinton gave to Obama during the grand bargain negotiation?) Only after Republicans forced Boehner to pull out of bargaining with Obama for fear of handing him a political victory did Obama veer to the left in time enough for a successful reelection campaign that depended overwhelmingly on base voters.

The Daily Mirror report that United are on the look-out for bargains, in light of Financial Fair Play regulations, and would prefer to sign the Japan international over more expensive targets like Southampton's Saido Mane.