The candidate is experienced, highly qualified and available immediately—she really ______., splits the difference, ticks all the boxes, cuts corners, falls on deaf ears, When polite requests failed, the workers had to ______ strike action., bury the hatchet, resort to, win out, split the difference, Although the cheaper proposal was initially more popular, the environmentally friendly option eventually ______., threw them a bone, got off on the wrong foot, won out, called their bluff, The landlord threatened to evict us, but we knew he had no legal grounds, so we decided to ______., split the difference, call his bluff, dodge a bullet, cut corners, After several unsuccessful attempts to repair their relationship, they decided to separate ______., on deaf ears, on the wrong foot, for good, in their favour, The company was fined because it had tried to ______ by ignoring essential safety checks., cut corners, tick all the boxes, dodge a bullet, win out, Despite repeated warnings from employees, their concerns continued to ______., tip the scales, have the upper hand, fall on deaf ears, split the difference, I offered £80, and she asked for £100, so we agreed to ______ and settle on £90., call her bluff, bury the hatchet, split the difference, resort to, The topic is complicated, but please don’t ______ the explanation so much that it becomes inaccurate., cut corners, dumb down, resort to, tip the scales, After years of bitter rivalry, the two companies decided to ______ and work together., resort to, win out, bury the hatchet, dodge a bullet, I’m afraid we ______ with the new client when we confused her name with someone else’s., called her bluff, got off on the wrong foot, threw her a bone, split the difference, In an interview, smart presentation can ______ in your favour., dodge a bullet, tip the scales, fall on deaf ears, resort to, I nearly accepted that job, but then I discovered that the company was about to go bankrupt. I really ______., buried the hatchet, cut corners, dodged a bullet, won out, Management rejected our request for a pay rise but agreed to give us an extra day off to ______., call our bluff, throw us a bone, tip the scales, win out, Since our product was the only one that met all their technical requirements, we clearly ______., got off on the wrong foot, fell on deaf ears, had the upper hand, dodged a bullet

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