Sentence examples for plenty of negotiations from inspiring English sources

While the changes may seem barely audible to some riders, they represent a compromise after plenty of negotiations.

There's plenty of negotiations that can drag on, and sometimes, the people running those startups are used to being well-funded and don't know how to run a startup, Eric Chin at Crosslink Capital — an investor in Descartes Labs — said.

It has taken many months, plenty of negotiation and more than a few false starts.

Writing legislation is almost never elegant and there was plenty of negotiation that went on behind closed doors.

If that means Mr Lamy is sceptical, I suppose he has a right to be: as director-general of the World Trade Organisation he has plenty of experience of negotiations that go on for years and years.

"We had plenty of time for negotiations," Mr. Djindjic told Radio B2-92.

The assembly of all these assets under one roof still gives AOL Time Warner plenty of leverage in negotiations over, say, distribution rights.

There is plenty of room for negotiations around the apportionment formula and related factors, but the ultimate prize of making a serious dent on organised corporate tax avoidance is worth pursuing.

This decision must come by 31 May 2014 at the latest, but Mr Kirkhope wants it earlier than that so there is plenty of time for negotiations.

"Plenty of other carriage negotiations among multiple content owners and distributors have extended up to and even past the terms of existing agreements, and channels have gone dark for brief periods of time on several occasions," Creutz said.

But in practice the airlines have until early next year to account for this year's emissions, so there is still plenty of time for negotiation.