Discounting means to take something as worth less than it is.

But in the last two years, discounting has become widespread.

"And its list position affects the discounting of a book."

With the discounting, we had to sell much more volume.

"You continue to have a lack of traffic in the industry, and discounting."

But in recent years, other forms of ticket discounting have been developed.

Demand seems to be just ahead of supply, so there is little discounting.

One study looked at how reward discounting is context specific.

"There had been massive discounting in that market," she added.

Discounting can also be related to the risk sensitivity of animals.

"A lot of the players doing the insane discounting are just not here anymore," he said.

The two companies would like to move the battlefield away from deep discounting, which benefits neither.

Discounting converts future economic impacts into their present day value.

"Even with aggressive discounting, you're still looking at another down year for auto sales."

"The point of substantial discounting is still valid," he said.

Deep discounting and other financial incentives can easily cut into revenue.

The program created deep price discounting as dealers tried to move the machines.

The economics, ethics and effects of discounting were not the talking point they had been in 1991.

Similarly, the discounting factor for payments made in one year's time is 100/110 or 0 91.

Note that there is no discounting - the interest rate appears only as part of the construction.

Heavy discounting on the high street in December helped keep down inflation.

"And absent a further round of discounting, which we very well may see, they are likely to remain that way."

International Discounting has run up against a wall in Japan.

The results, however, were achieved in part because of heavy discounting after a weak spring.

Still, some British publishers now say they are willing to experiment with discounting.

Most of them you can discount because they're no longer in a position to have me put down.

We can probably discount your looks - but then again, maybe not.

However, he did say that the company never wants to discount anything for the future.

However, the news had been discounted, and a fall took place.

For us to continue doing this we cannot discount books.

Men make war, but do not discount what is beyond your understanding.

They discount that the Japanese are doing a number of things.

You may have to discount my opinion of them, however.

He did not discount the possibility in the future, however.

But even as the thought came into his mind, he discounted it.

What I have to say up there will be discounted.

Why ask the question if you are going to discount those who respond?

Certainly, though, the place of law in this system should not be discounted.

After five months, items are discounted a further 25 to 40 percent.

Prices for groups of 25 and more will be discounted.

For one reason or another, I had to discount them as suspects.

The smart guys discount the present and look to the future.

He would never in a hundred years have discounted real evidence.

My eyes cannot discount what they have to cope with.

And you all believe that they will discount me as no threat?

More than 90 percent of air travel is now discounted in some way.

But if that's what the man said, I would just discount it one hundred percent.

"What if we discount the three and you do stay with your normal rules?"

They've by now discounted the fact that Europe is not going to get its act together.

But for many reasons that has been discounted, officials said.