Meanings of more bargaining in English

But consolidation in the sector has given their airline customers more bargaining power.

So the cleaners and bin men would have a lot more bargaining power.

A merger would also give the retailer more bargaining power in dealing with suppliers.

Did Pat deep-six you, or did you decide you needed a bit more bargaining power?

That will give prospective and existing tenants more bargaining power over lease lengths and rents.

The fabulous costumes and ornate sets will inspire you to do bit more bargaining tomorrow.

The best reason to limit immigration, they say, is to give U.S. workers more bargaining power.

But the concept of farmers getting together in producer groups could give them more bargaining power.

High storage gives utilities more bargaining power when buying supplies during the so called injection season.

Indeed, once the U.S. plant is built, Airbus may have more bargaining power with its workers in Europe.

With fewer, bigger steelmakers, they now have more bargaining power over big customers such as Toyota Motor Corp, No.

Increasingly, parents must enroll their kids in pricey boutique schools, which gives them more bargaining power to say, wait a few years.

Once you have more than 20,000 people dead, you have more bargaining power for independence, he said.

Possibly the most appalling idea in most men's notions of eternity is the dread that there will be no more bargaining there.

The strong demand may give grinders more bargaining power, selling butter only to buyers who also are willing to take powder as well.

Even though Jobs is not around anymore, Apple's products will still remain quite popular, so they have more bargaining power, said Wang from Ovum.