Sentence examples for particular bargain from inspiring English sources

Still, the women at Fox News do make a particular bargain.

Many continued to pursue that particular bargain even as Mr. Damour lay dying.

Although all appetizers can be ordered separately, a combination plate of three spreads (the diners' choice) was a particular bargain.

Because of credit worries and an oversupply of issues, they are finding particular bargains among investment-grade and junk bonds issued by technology, telecommunications and power companies, Mr. Fuss said from his office in Boston.

Indian With prices generally easy on the wallet, Indian restaurants are particular bargains for lunch and brunch, when an elaborate selection of varied and delectable dishes lines their buffet tables.

There are particular bargains to be had around the old market town of Rochechouart, which is 90 minutes from the airport at Poitiers and a 45-minute drive from the nearest major town, Angoul me (six hours by Eurostar and TGV from London Waterloo, via Lille).

Our reading of the research and the evidence on this topic again suggests that the devil is in the details and that, to succeed, trust is needed more than any particular bargaining structure.

More bluntly, Visser's (2013, p. 65) characterization of wage-setting institutions as being in a "state of turmoil" augurs ill for trust, which may be a more critical factor for achieving macro stability than any particular bargaining structure.

Right-to-work laws forbid contracts that require all workers in a particular bargaining unit to pay fees to a union.

Since unions have to represent all the employees in a particular bargaining unit, they commonly seek requirements in their contracts that all workers pay such "fair share" fees.

Under U.S. labor law, unions have to represent all employees in a particular bargaining unit, even those who want nothing to do with a union.