Sentence examples for would be discounted from inspiring English sources

If the turnout was low, the result would be discounted.

You would covet a jacket, and see on the sales tag that in two days it would be discounted.

In a sane world, Zuckerman's rants would be discounted entirely as coming from someone obviously looking for ways to feel aggrieved.

The cap, if implemented, would apply for the duration of a single academic year, and would be discounted for homemade gifts or items intended for classroom use.

If Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama debated another 10 times, and the election were held next March, the Denver debate would be discounted by voters.

Trips between Manhattan and Kennedy International Airport, which currently carry a $45 flat fare, would be discounted to about $30 under the sharecab plan.

"People in the media and others would be discounting her as just one more self-seeking politician".

There's no way that if one of the white girls who went to my high school accused a local registered sex offender of rape, that they'd be discounted by authorities as a "not credible" witness.

Mr. Corzine noted that there would be discounts to frequent users of the toll roads, and that more than half of the New Jersey Turnpike's revenues came from out-of-state drivers.

If a mood of thrift and penury continues into the holiday season, retailing analysts said the beneficiaries, not surprisingly, would be discount and dollar stores, warehouse clubs and Internet retailers, as shoppers across all income levels spend less and make fewer trips to stores.

They argue that the interests of disabled would not be discounted in such a contract.