Sentence examples for The hoarding of from inspiring English sources

The hoarding of free agents is not without risk.

The hoarding of undeclared assets is standard practise among the country's *lite.

The hoarding of power and riches in the capital, Kathmandu, causes huge resentment, which fed the Maoist insurgency.

The hoarding of real assets, such as property and precious metals, wrecks business and financial investment in countries afflicted by it.

The hoarding of development land for long periods has also drawn criticism in the house building sector – which owns far larger plots of land than the supermarkets – and in December Ed Miliband promised the next Labour government would legislate to prevent profiteering property developers stockpiling land, in order to more than double the number of homes being built each year in England.

The hoarding of information under some special legal pretense, even from one's fellow government officials, becomes an antiquated talent in a truly open data government.

The hoarding of prospects had gone too far, or so the theory went, and savvy general managers would pounce on the chance to trade away even the most promising minor leaguers for veterans that could make a difference in this year's pennant race.

Brace, retired chairman of the hoard of the First National Bank of Boston.

Laurie Lee of South Baranof Island filled a skiff with the hoard of toys she scavenged.

Mr. Miller is chairman of the hoard of the Southern Pacific Company, which operates the railroad.

Sears has been elected to the hoard of directors of Phillips Petroleum Company.