Sentence examples for popular bargaining from inspiring English sources

The long survival of Taggart without its eponymous protagonist has become a popular bargaining tactic of producers faced with a lead actor who is seeking better terms.

The union leaders and Council Speaker Peter F. Vallone, one of their most powerful allies, said they were not in principle opposed to tying compensation in part to worker performance, an increasingly popular bargaining tactic among mayors and governors across the United States.

They said making the breaks permanent would only make tax reform harder because it would take important, popular bargaining points off the table.

There is also a new service from Travelzoo.com, the popular bargain site, which now negotiates its own deals designed to appeal to locals and travelers alike.

Another popular bargain for senior travelers is the Golden Age Passport, (888) 467-2757, on the Web at www.nationalparks.org, which costs $10 and is available to any United States resident who is at least 62 years old.

Woot, the popular bargain site that offers one good (sometimes great) deal a day, has just launched a new portal at deals.Woot.Woot

The stores are popular with bargain hunters, who find phones for as little as $9 after rebates, without having to sign service contracts.

YANKS ABROAD Strong Performances in Europe American soccer players were clearly popular in bargain-hunting European leagues as the winter transfer period ended yesterday.

The event has become so popular with bargain-hunting art lovers that people start camping out days in advance; the doors open to a crowd of hundreds.

First, the fragmentation of audiences among hundreds of channels has given the most popular sports enormous bargaining power.

And contrary to popular understanding, collective bargaining is good for businesses, too.