Sentence examples for some negotiating to from inspiring English sources

The Mets could leave the winter meetings with a new third baseman, General Manager Steve Phillips said today, but if it is going to be Norihiro Nakamura, they still have some negotiating to do.

It took some delicate negotiating to avoid a diplomatic insult.

But Blockbuster's stock price indicates that others are not as sanguine, which means Viacom probably has some tough negotiating to do.

Victory would surely ensure the interim management continue in their roles, although the Rugby Football Union still have some serious negotiating to do with Farrell's current employers, Saracens.

Some farmers are negotiating to sell land for solar development, or eyeing their neighbors who already have.

It is also under contract to buy some parcels and is negotiating to buy others.

After negotiating to have some minor repairs done, the Walks offered to pay Ms. Collins's full asking price of $229,900.

By negotiating to exclude some pieces from the denominator in this calculation, publishers can increase the impact factor of their journals.

The company also signed leases for office space for up to 600 employees in San Francisco and New York, with some leases negotiated to last as long as 10 years.

The Nets are going to have to do some negotiating sooner rather than later to secure their first-round draft pick, Nenad Krstic, his agent, Marc Fleisher, said yesterday.

After some negotiating he agreed to enter the police station with the lawyer, but the police distracted the lawyer and hustled Mr. Rizk out a back door.