Sentence examples for over discounted from inspiring English sources

Tesco stores at Silverburn in Glasgow and in Dundee were also temporarily closed to stop shoppers clashing over discounted goods.

But that was undermined by a dispute over discounted travel benefits for employees who took part in the March walkouts.

Tesco and Asda are trying to avoid a repeat of last year when footage showed eager shoppers fighting over discounted goods in the aisles of stores.

Last year, Asda attracted negative publicity after camera crews invited to its store in Wembley, north-west London, filmed customers fighting over discounted TVs.

The annual video footage of people fighting over discounted electronics while terrified staff look on is taking its toll; more and more consumers are giving it a miss and that fact is not going unnoticed in the retail industry.

Sharply elbowing such concepts as peace and goodwill into a fridgeful of expired perishables, Gavin comes to the conclusion that fisticuffs over discounted, low-end audiovisual equipment isn't just for Black Friday, and decides to open the store.

"They possibly over-discounted themselves," she said.

And I still sometimes find myself spoken over and discounted while men sitting next to me are not.

When 7% discounting of both costs and effects was used, there was a substantial improvement in cost savings (£81 405) over no discounting (£65 934) accompanied by a 16% increase in prevented caries (table 3).

"The Taiwanese tend to over-discount political developments," he said.

4 If the initial quality-of-life gains are maintained, each unrevised surgery represents over five discounted quality-adjusted life-years (QALYs) gained and a benefit of over 100 000 pounds at the £20 000 per QALY threshold used by the National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence NICEE).