Sentence examples for represents a bargain from inspiring English sources

Looked at that way, £400 represents a bargain.

It's not cheap, but compared with the cost of imprisonment, it represents a bargain for any politician bold enough to take the risk.

This represents a bargain in a place as vast as Tokyo, which is the equivalent of several sub-cities conglomerated into one large area.

While his £5m price represents a bargain for a 31-year-old who cost United a record £30.75m, Berbatov's £110,000-a-week wage demands will compromise Fulham's pay structure, which has a £50,000 ceiling.

At £65, the box set certainly represents a bargain, and while its focus is on the past, the seeds of Africa's next generation are also here: hip-hop from South Africa's Tumi and the Volume, the manic Congotronics of the Kasai Allstars and the eclectic London-based the Very Best.

Though the national real estate market remains bleak in some neighborhoods vacant homes outnumber those that are occupied and sellers are being forced to lower asking prices in a bid to lure bargain hunters it's assumed that when housing dips to a point where buyers think it represents a bargain, they'll buy back in.

It's unclear at this point whether Duterte's new political realignment with China represents a bargaining stance with the U.S. or the beginning of a new, tectonic realignment in the international relations of Southeast Asia.

Those delicacies represent a bargain, he argued, compared with month-old grocery store slop.

But surely these "rotating knobs and lights" would represent a bargain at twice the price if you're a complete Fallout obsessive with more money than sense, anyway.

The catch is that it'll cost a (mercifully, not literal) bomb – the smartphone-compatible units come with the £100 special edition of the game, but surely these "rotating knobs and lights" would represent a bargain at twice the price.

Reports from the Continent today have suggested the player wants to stay in France, although there is a feeling on Tyneside that that may represent a bargaining ploy.