Sentence examples for start bargain from inspiring English sources

Polls last week suggested the Leave camp taking an increasing lead which sent the currency and UK equities significantly lower given the more uncertain outlook The weekend news has thus served as a starting pistol for investors to wade in and start bargain hunting, re-fuelling hopes that the status quo will prevail.

Like an addict in rehab, I start bargaining as soon as the alarm goes off.

We have good guys in the locker room — if you start bargaining and selling, what's next?

But the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, which shares many members with the screen actors guild and traditionally has negotiated jointly with it, appears likely to start bargaining soon with companies on its own.

But then, they start bargaining.

Thus the wage they report as their reservation wage is the one that they normally start bargaining with and is above their minimum acceptable wage [19].

If the Steelworkers start bargaining for the players, who are among the elite on campus with their full-ride scholarships, free room and board, fabulous food, travel, and academic coddling, that could lead to a counter-reaction by donors who do not want to see the sports tail wag the academic dog any more than it already does.

The board ordered Trump to start bargaining toward a contract.

Deciding it might be safer to simply buy out Lippert, Rhodes told Beit to start bargaining.

The union has urged the hotel to accept the election results and start bargaining over a first contract. .

Seeking more stability and job protections, staffers have asked owner Ziff Davis to recognize their union and start bargaining for a contract.