Sentence examples for will be bargains from inspiring English sources

Dealers are secretly betting there will be bargains.

Unfortunately it is not necessarily the case that there will be bargains galore for outbound travellers at this time.

But if you take a relaxed attitude, there will be bargains to be had between 5-21 August, when the Games take place.

This will be a good year for confident companies to invest in an armoury of high-quality staff.There will be bargains, too, in unwanted plant.

There will be bargains at home, too: retail chains will be desperate to shift excess stock, and shops will start slashing prices; plus the cost of booze always comes down when there is a big sporting event and this summer there are two – Euro 2012 and the Olympics – back to back, so it will be possible to float through the middle part of the year in an alcoholic haze.

"But regardless, there will be bargains to be had, and the affluent customer will be around to take advantage of them".

And they will be bargaining with regimes that they have held at arm's length".

We must give them certainty, there is no way they will be bargaining chips in our negotiations," she said.

We must give them certainty, there is no way they will be bargaining chips in our negotiations".

This sort of exaggeration is a common sales technique: overstate the value of a product to make it more attractive and assume it will be bargained downward.

At least indirectly, Mr Draghi will be bargaining with governments over the terms of their reform programme.To the irritation of the ECB and Brussels institutions, the Spanish prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, has prevaricated for weeks over whether to seek more assistance, declaring he would wait to see the ECB's terms before deciding whether to ask for help.