Sentence examples for worth negotiating from inspiring English sources

It's also worth negotiating.

But it's still worth negotiating.

If Colonel Qaddafi were unconditionally to accept the need for all of this, it might be worth negotiating with him.

In fact, opposition leaders now say the only issue worth negotiating is the manner of Mr. Chávez's removal.

"Those were deals that in my view were worth negotiating because they produced permanent tax relief, and permanent spending reductions," he said.

Some told me that only when he does that will they believe he is determined to prevent Brexit, and therefore worth negotiating with on a serious basis.

My daughter said, 'Dad, we've got to do this.' " Over the next couple of months, Worth negotiated a deal with Radley giving him a worldwide exclusive licence over the names Ossie Clark and Quorum.

I've never heard talk about her unbelievable home, offshore account, net worth or negotiating prowess.

Silvia Pepino of JPMorgan thinks Italy is worth watching: negotiated wages, she estimates, will rise by 3.1% this year, up from 2.8% in 2006.

He brags about his net worth, his negotiating skills and his contacts overseas.

The favorable decision revives Kodak's hopes of negotiating royalties worth $1 billion or more.