Sentence examples for possible bargain from inspiring English sources
Democrats smell blood in the water and are trying to drive the hardest possible bargain.
"In a country where corruption is rampant, it's very good to show that there are Brazilian public servants seeking the best possible bargain," says Otto Licks, an intellectual-property lawyer in Rio de Janeiro.
Given that not only Amazon but also Priceline and Expedia have a reputation for driving the hardest possible bargain with their suppliers, the increased competition must bode well for consumers.
But today's stall-out notwithstanding, the objections don't seem to have scuttled the possible bargain: The stiffest public opposition to the deal-in-the-making been confined to activists and ideological flame-keepers, and the crucial legislative voices are still on-side with their leaders.
In her Web column today, Katharine Q. Seelye speculates about a possible bargain between Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton in which she drops out and throws her support behind him in exchange for his embrace of one of her signature issues: universal health care.
But one reason for distress (and a possible bargain for a buyer) is that the work went so fast that the Department of Buildings never approved the plans for a new fifth floor, and in March placed a stop-work order on that floor.
Here is a belated holiday gift from Alan Greenspan: some possible bargains among closed-end municipal bond funds.
Laird hinted that it was his entention when he defended the Sentinel to use it as a possible bargaining counter in talks with the Russians.
A rapid survey of homes for sale in Creuse found dozens of possible bargains including one village house, admittedly rather tumble-down, on offer for €13,000 (£11,000).
But the military said it was concerned that Palestinian factions were planning to seize soldiers as possible bargaining chips to win the release of Palestinian prisoners.
The sentence against the American, Amir Mirzaei Hekmati, 28, a former Marine, was likely to become a new point of contention, and possible bargaining leverage, in Iran's struggle against the West over its nuclear program.
