Sentence examples for the same bargain from inspiring English sources

Grownups have mastered this acquired taste for the ersatz, but children have no ability to strike the same bargain.

Women today have the equal right to make the same bargain that men have made for centuries -- to take time from their family in pursuit of success.

While Mr. Lee and Mr. DiDio traded some of their creative duties for more managerial responsibility, Mr. Johns said he did not strike the same bargain.

The same bargain governs our encounters with his occasional sculptures: casual-looking assemblies of scrap lumber or lumpy forms in plaster or clay, usually painted white.

So if you were tempted by such generous terms and placed an order, you ought to be able to get the same bargain from Wickes!

As they grew older, they would not accept the same bargain with the state – repression in exchange for apparent security and stability – that their parents and grandparents had.

He, too, prefers the 10-year price-to-earnings ratio, he said, but he didn't think that it necessarily had to fall to the same bargain-basement levels it reached in the 1930s and 1970s.

"It makes sense to give small businesses the same bargaining power that big companies enjoy," Mr. Bush said.

In the same year, new legislation confirmed that (in contrast to South Africa and Southern Rhodesia) African unions had the same bargaining rights as those of white workers.

The broker may seek to narrow the spread between the bid and ask quotations or he may approach another jobber handling the same issue and undertake the same bargaining process.

While insurers were worried that the government plan would be able to piggyback on the Medicare program in being able to demand lower prices than the private insurers get from doctors and hospitals, the House legislation does not give the government plan the same bargaining power as Medicare.