Sentence examples for potent bargaining from inspiring English sources
But access to the American market is a potent bargaining chip.
But in a setback that News Corporation initially opposed, according to people involved in the negotiations, the commission also adopted unusual conditions intended to limit the company's ability to use two of its most potent bargaining chips -- its local Fox stations and its Fox regional sports networks -- to squeeze higher programming fees from cable systems and other satellite companies.
She is pretty far down the ladder on her committees, denying her a chairmanship, the most potent source of influence and bargaining chips in the Senate give-and-take.
Thus, life-stage and lack of bargaining power were potent influences on the mental health of participants in insecure jobs with poor wages and conditions.
He almost doubled Everton's previous transfer record, the £15m Marouane Fellaini cost, to spend £28m on Romelu Lukaku but the Spaniard believes he has acquired a potent forward line for a bargain price.
Supporting lobbyists is a bargain because they bring the potent combination of money, expertise and access to members of Congress.
Bargain-basement interest rates are a potent stimulant.
But the most potent argument for your declining to sign what you regard as a devil's bargain is this: It violates your own principles.
Potent, well balanced, complex.
