Sentence examples for worthwhile deals from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Lighthizer said that he was ready to make worthwhile deals but that poor agreements weaken the global trading system.

It was clearly a worthwhile deal, but I wondered what happened at the other table.

But his failure to get a worthwhile deal means that he's now on the wrong side of history".

"If by selling shoes, I can also sell a tennis outfit and the bag to carry the racket, it's a worthwhile deal," said a retailer based in Munich.

The company made an all-stock offer to acquire competitor Pivotal in November, which Pivotal rejected on the grounds that Onyx's stock was too volatile to make it a worthwhile deal.

While there are obviously plenty of things to keep users from Comcast, the company is kind of laying out an unattractive bid for future customers if they're just going to uniformly jack up the price every time they reach a worthwhile deal with a major network.

"I think this is particularly worthwhile when dealing with governmental corpora, which are frequently illegible due to how massive they can be," Lavigne continues.

It seems worthwhile when dealing with families who have an infant or infants aged under 12 months to recommend that family doctors make it standard practice to enquire about family composition.

Mobile operators, he says, want a cut of revenue — typically about 80 percent — too big to make such deals worthwhile.

Shea Properties had eschewed one-month leases, for example, before YieldStar began suggesting pricing options that made short-term deals worthwhile.

And let's not forget the deal at the end of the cycle – the exit deal – which is supposed to make all of that effort, and all of the other deals worthwhile.