Sentence examples for sometimes be bargained from inspiring English sources
Authority can sometimes be bargained with and nudged.
As rental spaces, rear houses can sometimes be relative bargains.
If you cook often the larger boxes of broth can be stored in the refrigerator after opening so you can use as much or as little as you need and they can sometimes be a better bargain than the cans.
Sometimes there were bargains struck, betrayals waged, alliances forged.
Sometimes, poorly managed companies can still be bargains, Mr. Gabelli said.
There can certainly be bargains.
It's sometimes and inconvenient bargain: If we are to have commercial TV as opposed to government-controlled media, sponsors are not allowed to substitute their own control.
Patents in life sciences have indeed sometimes been used as trading currencies or bargaining chips, as defensive means to prevent lock-outs caused by a competitors' denial of access to its invention, in contrast to simple technologies such as chemicals (Merges and Nelson [1990]; Kingston [2001]).
Pouilly-Fumé sometimes matches or surpasses Sancerre in quality (and, unfortunately, in price) but all of the others are bargains.
That means there are bargains.
