Sell-off Sentence Examples

Several traders reported assuming that some bad news such as a terrorist attack had sparked the sell-off.

Member countries, including the UK, will vote on a controversial proposal by five southern African countries to sell off their ivory stockpiles.

Clearly, Blair 's cabinet is ideologically driven to carry out this massive sell-off of public assets.

Confidential documents have been leaked which spell out Labor 's sell-off plans.

However, Unison has dropped plan for a judicial review of the sell-off decision after being advised the action had little chance of success.

Not only for the various stalls but for one in particular â the " council housing sell-off stall ".

The attack caused a worldwide sell-off in stock markets, from Japan to New York.

The ISR actively campaigns against the sell-off of council housing to profit-hungry RSLs and greedy private landlords.

There are no arguments in favor of the sell-off of a significant part of the air traffic control system.

Typically, closeout sales occur as a company tries to sell off excess amounts of products.

Damaged or dirty packaging - many jewelers will discount and sell off cheaply items that have only superficial damage, for instance dirty packaging.

Store closing sales - when a store closes down they often sell off their entire range cheaply.

Wholesalers keep prices low for retailers, and the retailers sell off the products piecemeal for a profit.

The retailers often sell off seasonal candles at the end of a season to clear space for the new scents.

Candle companies and retailers will sell off votive candles at a bargain price at the end of the season to make way for new lines.

If you still cannot sell off all your cards, give them as thank you presents to your organization's hardworking volunteers - and at least internally you will reap rewards.

Pawn shops are well stocked with engagement rings, and thieves can easily sell off a valuable piece of jewelry long before they are discovered.

The verdicts pronounced by this conclave on new books were speedily known over all London, and were sufficient to sell off a whole edition in a day, or to condemn the sheets to the service of the trunkmaker and the pastrycook.

Rather than adopt a confrontational approach to the local state elite, the Fon opted to sell off the land to Fulani graziers.

Talking of broken promises, how about the pre-election rhetoric from Labor re opposing the sell-off of air traffic control.

This time The Herald leads on the proposed sell-off of part of the College for a retail development.

Nuclear staff to debate planned sell-off 19/10/2005 The sale of British Nuclear Group must meet safety, environmental and accountability criteria Prospect has warned.

Interestingly, the converse was true in that great sell-off of shares a few years ago.

Wednesday 14th June 2006 The recent sell-off in the equity and commodity markets has resulted in the Dollar strengthening across the board.

The subsidies had been granted prior to the partial sell-off.

Clearly, Blair's cabinet is ideologically driven to carry out this massive sell-off of public assets.

How do you overlook the fact that he pushed through the biggest corporate sell-off in the UK?

Not only for the various stalls but for one in particular â the " council housing sell-off stall " .

You could order the supplies in bulk and then sell off the excess to friends or through online outlets such as eBay.