Sentence examples for reasonable bargain from inspiring English sources

And it all seems a reasonable bargain.

Even Robin's mother has taken up with an abusive man; but, as she explains to Robin, he also takes care of her and gives her massages — for her, right now, that's a reasonable bargain.

This means I'm almost guaranteed not to sell Anglo at the top, but it's a reasonable bargain in order to keep alive a position that has produced only pleasant surprises so far.

A West fan must be willing to embrace the Cuisinart of his ego and ambition, and that's a reasonable bargain.

The news stories on GM have been so one-sided that I almost suspect Chief Executive Richard Wagoner himself is behind them, trying to budge his labor unions into a reasonable bargaining position.

Mr. Ricco said he believed that prosecutors offered a reasonable plea bargain to avoid a court fight.

As we were in the dot-com bubble a few years ago, we are back in a moment of "metrics" that can make the acquisition appear quite reasonable — a bargain even — when measured by nonfinancial considerations like "uniques" and "trailing 12-month page views".

No wonder Sony thinks paying up to $600 for a new PlayStation 3 is a reasonable deal: From the electronic giant's perspective, consumers are getting a bargain.

Note the reasonable prices and bargain lunch buffet.

THE ill winds of the current stock market have one benefit: prices for hotel rooms in New York are not rising at their previous mad pace, although virtually no hotel room in the city meets any reasonable definition of bargain.

James E. Spiotto, a municipal bankruptcy expert at the law firm Chapman and Cutler in Chicago, said a good-faith effort does not mean there has to be movement on either side in a negotiation, but that reasonable attempts to bargain have been made.