Sentence examples for seeking a discount from inspiring English sources

But even though the short sale may work for both the buyer seeking a discount and the homeowner trying to sell a house that has become too burdensome, "it's not a sure thing," Mr. Lucks said, adding that the lender may take months to make a decision.

For art-lovers seeking a discount, ordering online will reduce prices to $22.50 for adults, $16 for senior citizens, and $12 for students.

Another issue may be whether a buyer would seek a discount on the sale price if the Steinbrenner/Yankees stake is excluded from the deal.

The Dallas and Kansas City Feds were the only Fed banks to seek a discount rate increase ahead of the June 24-25 Federal Open Market Committee meeting, which also left rates unchanged.

The owner of this web application can seek a discount by requesting three CPP contracts for three virtual machines on which are run a web, application and database server.

Verizon originally agreed to pay $4.8 billion for the company, but it is reportedly seeking a $1 billion discount after details of the hackings came to light.

The New York Post, citing unnamed sources, reported this month that Verizon might be seeking a $1 billion discount on Yahoo because of the data breach. .

Madelin said: "If Verizon were seeking a billion-dollar discount from the agreed $4.8bn takeover [as a result of the last breach], then logically a breach twice the size should shave off a further $2bn.

Shopkeepers fled in fear of their lives as looters, seeking a Five-finger discount, stole everything.

"Al Jazeera is not seeking a 'discount' from the hundreds of millions of dollars it has already paid to the Gore-Hyatt group," the statement said.

That transaction may not be pending for much longer: Yahoo took such a beating in the press after revelations that half a billion of its customers had been hacked and that it had secretly monitored the accounts of its customers for US authorities that Verizon has reportedly sought a billion-dollar discount on its pricey acquisition.