a better deal

And if they get a better deal, the others will not go along.

About half of Americans tried to get a better deal.

So they did nothing and went on looking for a better deal.

And for many working Americans, the new plans are a better deal.

There is no going back for a better deal next time.

Perhaps you already own a different program, or can get a better deal on one.

If you go late in the day you're likely to get a better deal.

Sometimes it makes you think maybe old people get a better deal.

All I'd have to do would be to come to you with a better deal.

"All she wants is to get a better deal out of them."

You could - and should - have made a better deal the first time around.

We could have probably held out for a better deal, but I know a lot of guys wanted to play.

I told him, if you can make a better deal for yourself, do it.

Instead, you shop around for a better deal on a car.

It was a better deal for her, she'd have to see that.

Death may be more democratic today, but the rich still get a better deal.

In fact, they had actually gotten a better deal than most will ever get.

"I can get a better deal on a used one that's a year or two old."

His shopping around for a better deal is going to cost him.

"A better deal for mothers who take time off to work to have children."

You may even be able to get a better deal elsewhere.

We used to give a better deal to some of the marks.

"In return, they were willing to give us a better deal over all."

Still, he thought a union might help workers push for a better deal.