hard bargaining

Frequency: 7.514.8 per million words

refers to difficult negotiations where parties are unwilling to make concessions easily

bargainingADJECTIVE + bargaining

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Examples (10)

  • There will be some hard bargaining before an agreement is reached.
  • After weeks of hard bargaining, the two companies finally merged.
  • The union is prepared for some hard bargaining over pay and conditions.
  • He's known for his hard bargaining tactics, so don't expect an easy negotiation.
  • Reaching a climate deal will require intense and hard bargaining from all nations.
  • The final price was the result of some very hard bargaining between the buyer and seller.
  • You'll have to engage in some hard bargaining if you want to get a discount.
  • The political parties entered a period of hard bargaining to form a coalition government.
  • Through hard bargaining, she managed to secure a better contract for her client.
  • The success of the project depends on the outcome of the hard bargaining that is currently underway.