Sentence examples for slightly discounted from inspiring English sources

The first floor has new games at slightly discounted prices, alongside month-old releases often already at half price.

Even in Bartmann's model, which offers respectful service and slightly discounted fees and interest rates, there is no question that fringe banking is exploitative.

For example, Wal-Mart, which had a 3.4percentt sales increase in November and has been bucking grim retailing trends, said Friday it would sell slightly discounted iPhone 3Gs at nearly 2,500 stores beginning Sunday.

Only about one in 10 customers in first class pays the premium fare, he said, and the airline wants frequent fliers paying either full coach or only slightly discounted fares to get more of the first-class seats.

But after many hours of looking at zillions of postage-stamp-size pictures of cut piles and berbers and textured loops with random height levels, I concluded that most Internet carpet purveyors were retailers that would ship slightly discounted carpet directly to home shoppers.

But those very low early figures, it should be understood, must be slightly discounted, for they were established in the sludgy, Pleistocene era of the game, when aces like Leonard and Alexander and Walter Johnson and the White Sox' Red Faber regularly ran off season-long earned-run averages of two runs or less per game, thanks to the dead ball then in use.

A Generally what we're doing is helping to pay closing costs -- mortgage and transfer taxes, some of the attorney fees -- and some of the units we're discounting slightly, though we're not going much below 3 to 5 percent.

Another found that on specific search terms, CPC rates on Bing were slightly higher but still were discounted 49percentto71percentcomparedpared to Google, while others estimate that the CPC rate is 20percentto40percentcent lower on Bing.

The market had discounted the shares slightly below the offer price, but everyone had thought they would be able to work something out in the end," said Rabobank's Scholte.

Intervention cost-effectiveness ratios are slightly more favourable when not discounted, due to greater intervention health gains and cost offsets (Text S5).

Weighting of the kappa takes account of the degree of discrepancy between ordinal responses, with widely divergent responses discounted more than slightly divergent responses.