Sentence examples for still discounted from inspiring English sources
WHAT YOU'LL PAY Prices are still discounted relative to the Flatiron district, with co-ops offering particular value.
"They dismiss evidence pointing to civilian casualties if it hasn't been captured from the sky by their own operatives, so even if there are photographs of scores and scores of dead bodies, with names, it's still discounted".
If investors bid the company up to its traditional (though still discounted) level, the stock would be at $65, which is 41% higher than where it is now.
But if Joe could be believed, the theater still discounted its tickets on Tuesdays in the 1990s because, in the 1950s, it had to compete with Uncle Miltie.
But people still discount their risks of disease.
Many states still discount their pension liabilities by the assumed rate of return on their assets, often around 8%.
American public-sector pension funds still discount their liabilities by an assumed rate of return, often 8% a year.
Even so, or maybe as a result, many American critics still discount him as an English phenomenon.
Books-A-Million, which operates 184 gift-and-book stores and an online store, still discounts all of the roughly 75,000 titles in its stores.
Looking on the bright side, they note that Wal-Mart, Price Club and other general retailers still discount heavily, albeit on a limited inventory of books.
Although NBC is still discounting any chance to beat ABC this month, it has one unpredictable weapons left: the mini-series "The 10th Kingdom," which will run 3 of its 5 parts inside the sweep period.
