Sentence examples for sort of bargain from inspiring English sources

She said her mountain gods had saved our son in a sort of bargain.

Some sort of bargain seems to be in the air: the task is to bring it down to earth.

It's the sort of bargain a clever tailor in a fairy tale proposes to a bad elf.

Britain struck some sort of bargain with the remnants of the unskilled working class following the "deindustrialization" of Britain under Margaret Thatcher 30 years ago.

Many visitors make a different sort of bargain when they visit the museum, an internal one involving rapid and conflicting questions of guilt, moral obligation, personal financial prudence and not wanting to look cheap.

Since a compromise is a sort of bargain where parties sacrifice some good objectives in order to gain others, it raises a question about how far such deals can go, and this brings us into dirty hands territory.

What sort of bargains will consumers be seeing?

The same sort of bargaining theory is present in the antitrust field.

Mr Bush signed into law a prescription-drug subsidy for seniors that does not allow this sort of bargaining.

Up to then there'd only been A sort of bargaining, A wrangle for the ring, A shame that started at sixteen And spread to everything.

"What sort of bargaining capacity do they have against a multinational retailer?" Oliver said it was "highly likely the government will push for some form of industrial relations reform" in the next term.