Sentence examples for satisfactory deals from inspiring English sources

Sex workers did not know what risks they were taking on with clients.Now specialist websites and apps are allowing information to flow between buyer and seller, making it easier to strike mutually satisfactory deals.

It was a highly satisfactory deal.

"We were looking for a fair and satisfactory deal," Malone said.

Both sides are under pressure from hardliners in Tehran and Washington, who are deeply sceptical the talks will yield a satisfactory deal.

The possibility remained even as one of Johnson's teammates said Johnson told him that he hoped to stay in New York, but that he didn't think a satisfactory deal could be worked out to keep him here.

But he hedged his bets by declaring that he had "strong confidence" that Mr Cameron could negotiate a satisfactory deal with other EU states that would make continued membership acceptable.

I frantically tapped away, finally finding a vaguely satisfactory deal on Booking.com's Tonight app, a single at the Hotel Potsdamer Hof Berlin — a mediocre-looking place in a mediocre location for 59 euros.

First, the ideal price – the amount you would be happy to spend making a decent saving on your reception without affecting the quality; second, the "walk-away" price – the maximum you are prepared to spend should you go to another, more expensive, location if you can't secure a satisfactory deal.

For those Red Sox fans who believe that baseball and its union are conspiring against their team, they should know that Selig was prepared to approve Rodriguez's trade to the Red Sox earlier in the winter had the teams worked out a satisfactory deal.

Oil workers caused a partial shutdown of Norway's oil and gas industry in July and threaten to down tools again soon unless they win a satisfactory deal on pay and conditions.A series of unpopular moves continues to gnaw away at the government's support.

Failure to negotiate such a satisfactory deal by the end of this month could lead them to break ranks with the WRU and strike a rebel accord with the English Premiership clubs, who are boycotting European competition next season and are therefore in need of fixtures.