Sentence examples similar to uncommon bargain from inspiring English sources
This success gives him a degree of bargaining power uncommon in TV production.
In most countries, union shop agreements are uncommon because one union seldom gains exclusive bargaining rights for all of a particular employer's workers.
It was the latest example of the players' new bargaining power in an age of uncommon unity among the game's biggest men's stars.
But even at six dollars a dozen (not uncommon in metropolitan areas), organic eggs are still a bargain, at 50 cents per egg.
Even women who are police officers say it is not uncommon for women to try to use sexuality as a bargaining tool.
What's more, Mr. Selechnik, who has $300 million in proceeds from recent sales and uncommon good will from banks, sees the hemorrhaging real estate market as an open season for bargain hunting.
Zuckerberg upheld his end of the bargain for five years, and the Instagram co-founders stayed on past their original vesting dates — uncommon in Silicon Valley.
By reporting the raw bargains among members of the Court and by showing justices' migration from the majority to the dissent and vice versa, Mann offers an uncommon opportunity to step behind the curtain.
Truly uncommon entertainment.
