Sentence examples for small rebate from inspiring English sources

Time for a wee small rebate perhaps?

His firm did receive a small rebate on its insurance premiums made possible by the law, but Mr. Summers dismissed the check as "something stupid" — less than $200.

It's not difficult to use them, it involves little or no expense, and at some stores it can even earn a small rebate.

A star like Mr. Schwarzenegger typically shares in the proceeds from home video sales, so he stands to make back in sales a small rebate on what he spends on the campaign.

The state of Colorado made so much money last year ($53m) that they may actually have to give everyone a small rebate (around $10, but the state legislature is scrambling to find a way to hold on to the cash), because the added revenue from marijuana taxes has given the state more money than it predicted.

The investors get a good return on what is a low risk exposure and the buyer who sits in the middle gets a small rebate and discount on their invoices.

The program might have been more efficient with modifications, like a smaller rebate.

It aims to nudge participants toward more fuel-efficient cars by handing the full $4,500 voucher only to those whose new cars get at least 10 miles per gallon more than their trade-ins with a smaller rebatrade-ins withoing to drivers who get between four and nine mpg more.

"It's hard to believe that he didn't know about it," Eisen said, pointing back to the late 1980s when Spy Magazine tricked Trump into cashing ever-smaller "rebate" checks, eventually getting him to cash one for 13 cents.

The holiday offers 100% relief on business rates up to £6,000, with progressively smaller rebates on amounts up to a cap of £12,000.

People on low incomes, pensioners and single people could all find they are eligible for smaller rebates, depending on where they live.