| Feeling he was an unbeatable bargainer, he left smiling, until he found out that a friend got the same item for 20 yuan just across the street. |
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| She soon attracts the eye and organ of Jack Guard, ex-convict, sealer, whaler and hard bargainer, dour, decent, driven man. |
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| If a deal is signed, he will project himself to the middle-of-the-road voter as a tough bargainer who is also a pragmatist and statesman. |
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| Bennett, for all his imperial rhetoric, proved a very tough bargainer indeed and few concessions were made to the British. |
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| Henry pressed with the alacrity of a bargainer at the negotiating table. |
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| Overall, the book may bolster the president's reputation as a tough bargainer determined to face down a gung-ho military. |
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| Abdullah is going to be a harder negotiator, a harder bargainer. |
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| But Transneft, the pipeline operator, is proving a hard bargainer. |
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| Known throughout the trucking industry as a tough and knowledgeable bargainer, Hoffa successfully centralized administration and bargaining in the international office of the union. |
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| He could have unionist's skills such as being an union organizer, collective bargainer, use of active teaching methods and provide effective support. |
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