This looks like one case we won't have to bargain down.

Now if you'll excuse me, I have to bargain down the price of my service here.

It took what seemed forever for him to bargain down prices.

Some companies will even bargain down your already undervalued amount.

Looks like the buyer can definitely bargain down on this one.

You can bargain down the rates during low season.

Nay, I hope only to let myself be bargained down.

"Are we going to let multinational companies bargain down environmental standards around the world in the name of economic competitiveness?"

Both times the charge was bargained down to a lesser offense.

Then, when the bank finally comes to sell the properties, they bargain down the liens.

Rates for places and services that are almost never negotiable can now often be bargained down.

The company is seeking to bargain down some deals by as much as 25pc.

Most of us, though, don't have the gumption to bargain down a price with shopkeepers.

Yet I find the view that you make a phoney offer and aim to be bargained down difficult to credit.

Before, I never would have thought to bargain down something outside a garage sale or outdoor bazaar.

They were believed to be American by their dealer, whom we were able to bargain down to $70.

Prosecutors said Vanhise tried to bargain down the price for the kidnapping to $4,000.

Many cases are plea bargained down to a lesser charge to avoid the cost and time of a trial.

This may encourage their guild to bargain down to the wire in an attempt to exercise what little power they do have.

Somebody might decide to let him bargain down.

Bargaining down health care prices won't change the reality that real resources must be devoted to produce care.

After the second week, Ms. Gregory said, he tried to bargain down the rate, but she held firm.

As such, he has more clout than other investors to bargain down legal costs, legal experts said.

Anxious to be rid of their stock, the storekeepers had been bargained down to nothing.

That led some insurance companies, in turn, to bargain down the prices charged by hospitals and doctors to care for their enrollees.