Sentence examples for possibility of discount from inspiring English sources

By E. Turlington and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, November 4, 1950 P. 40 Administrative staff member at Mt. Holyoke received a phone call from neighboring Amherst student who inquired about possibility of discount on "Freshman Handbook" if he ordered a large quantity.

The imminent arrival of Spirit Airlines, a budget carrier based in Florida that is starting flights to Fort Lauderdale May 1, as well as the possibility of discount flights to Ireland aboard Ryanair, is spurring talk of making MacArthur a serious alternative to the area's major airports, especially for the millions of travelers who live less than an hour's drive from the Long Island airfield.

Estimates in the Sunday papers suggested the Middletons may have laid out £250,000 during the wedding on dresses, suits, jewellery, hotel rooms and food, drink and parties for friends, although that did not account for the possibility of discounts from suppliers, such as the Goring Hotel and fashion company Alexander McQueen, which enjoyed publicity throughout the wedding that money could not buy.

I went by "Phantom of the Opera" and asked about the possibility of a discount ticket.

But it was Friday, and the hotel was nearly full, so there was no possibility of a discount.

And there's even the possibility of additional discounts with a $2,000 dealer incentive on the 2009 STS that's a potential savings of $12,000.

Apparently Apple and AT&T are under enormous amounts of pressure to sell more iPhones and there's a "strong possibility" of a $10/month discount on the entry-level $69 plan.

Mr. Pearce did not discount the possibility of a merger between Hughes and Echostar.

But Thorn did not discount the possibility of re-signing the veterans Kendall Gill and Johnny Newman.

"I would not discount the possibility of a recession," he said.

And don't discount the possibility of linking subjects in joint and combined degrees.