Sentence examples for that haggling from inspiring English sources

The recently assented Housing Act means that haggling for affordable homes is going to get even harder.

It is no coincidence that haggling is possible in small shops, but harder in chain stores.Rules on fixed sales periods and selling below cost have come about in a similar way.

John Santa, an internist and director of the organization's Health Ratings Center, said that haggling is a necessary option these days, as consumers pay more for health care through higher deductibles.

You might think that haggling or negotiating is something that died out a century ago, or that happens today only in bustling outdoor markets and bazaars.

Browsing is an adventure and bazaar prices are so low that haggling is virtually unnecessary.

Strangely, there were signs posted everywhere warning that haggling was explicitly prohibited.

Not long before, it had paid $1.5 billion for a pharmacy benefit manager (a company that haggles over drug prices on behalf of medical insurers); J.P. Morgan, which led a syndicate in the bank loans, was trying to sell that unit but couldn't get a decent price.

Sticking point Many observers, including Douglas McCabe of Enders Analysis, suspect that this contract – rather than haggling over price – lies at the heart of negotiations between INM and Lebedev.

Yet by then, it was not uncommon to find the creator of that tag haggling with customers on the street as he sold canvases for a pittance.

Burt says achieving the best possible value for money from the outset is vital, and sometimes that means haggling for the best price.

Yet the attempt should surely be made, drear as that prospect is for a country that has haggled and failed twice since 1987.The trouble is that, for a secessionist, the best, and easy, tactic would be to cause or merely wait for it to fail again, and then tell Quebec, "Look, that is the best the rest can offer, let's go our own way".