Sentence examples for smart bargain from inspiring English sources
For instance, tax accountants could argue that when the catcher bought the ticket to the game, he or she bought the right to catch the ball and thus made a smart bargain purchase similar to the garage-sale purchase situation mentioned above, Mr. Solarz said.
The smart bargaining that is going on right now for elementary and secondary school teachers is being put into packages that come back at a later time.
Romick goes wherever he finds smart bargains, investing across asset classes and buying stocks, bonds and convertibles, as well as staking out short positions.
The best performing online investors, Marketocracy's M100, were busy last week cherry picking those two sectors for smart bargains, and they found a couple worth their money.
Beyond common sense and roiling economic seas, there's three more reasons to take the plunge: 1) the 9/14/12 Congressional Research Service study showing no proof that tax cuts for the wealthy lead to economic growth, 2) the outcome of the general election, and 3) the need for quick and smart bargaining on the debt ceiling and fiscal cliff.
Though it's smart to bargain hard in a price negotiation, a single-minded focus on dollars can cause us to lose sight of potential advantages of negotiation in the NFL's case, the threat of negative publicity, as well as the chance to earn many more millions by selling broadcast rights to Super Bowl I.
When investor sentiment goes negative, the smart money goes bargain hunting.
"Even with pricing trending upwards, smart shoppers can find bargains, but they tend to come and go in a flash — speed is key," Evan Eggers, president of SureCruise.com, wrote in an e-mail message.
If the kid was smart, he would have bargained for a better grade.
This was considered a bargain, and the smart money came in on Mayweather.
