Sentence examples for usually negotiating from inspiring English sources

"For example, there are no snakes and worms in the film, but in the drawings, animals are usually negotiating how to stay alive, how to function, how to make sense, how to drink beer". .

E.V. dealers also do not usually negotiate on prices.

The city must usually negotiate with these groups when new construction is proposed.

Conventions are usually negotiated under the auspices of international entities or a conference of states.

The deal is worth $6.9 billion at list prices, though customers usually negotiate substantial discounts.

"The airlines usually negotiate a good rate with companies to manage their pension money".

Well, not a scam — but "you can usually negotiate a much better price," Mr. Kirchheimer said.

Salaries vary for teachers in the summer and are usually negotiated with administrations.

Although the pricing of such drugs is usually negotiated behind closed doors, generic versions are typically much cheaper.

This so-called 75-25 formulalsolso known as the Mattei formula, was seen as a direct challenge to the arrangements usually negotiated by the major oil companies.

(The bill would not apply to on-demand digital services like Spotify and Rdio, which usually negotiate licenses directly with record companies and publishers).