Sentence examples for too much discount from inspiring English sources

For instance, if the supplier gives you too much discount, he might get bankrupt after a month.

Too much discounting erodes profits.

Today, automakers know not to rely too much on discount sales to rental fleets.

But Espirito Santo analyst Tony Shiret warned that investors might be paying too much for discount retailers just as shoppers are getting more money to spend.

Robert Coker, a senior vice president with United States Sugar, said the increase in rent was an answer to critics of the earlier deal, who said the state was giving the company too much of a discount off the market rate for agricultural land.

"I wouldn't read too much into the discount rate all by itself," said Gary Stern, president of the Minneapolis Fed.

Downey confirmed to GQ that he was paid over $50 million for "Marvel's The Avengers" when all was said and done, and it's likely he won't take too much of a discount to return.

If you're tempted to buy too-expensive items, rather than being tempted to buy too much, try a discount supermarket or warehouse store.

That will worry analysts, who say Debenhams has been buying too much stock and discounting heavily to clear it.

He uses too much hair tonic, smokes discount cigarettes.

There is too much evidence here to discount the way that Dorsey has been portrayed altogether.