Sentence examples for bad auction from inspiring English sources

The "Bad" auction brought in almost a $1 million.

The "Dexter" auction is reminiscent of the "Breaking Bad" auction that took place in October after that series ended.

Another few bad auctions, Mr. Peruzzo said, "could shift the debate to, 'The austerity is too strong, we need growth.' "  Already, signs that many of the euro region's 17 countries are on the verge of economic recession has been challenging the wisdom of Germany's austerity prescription.

There are ways to avoid spectacularly bad debt auctions, at least in the short term.

The AMCs now talk about auctioning bad loans to foreign investors, but they are likely to balk at the prices on offer.A reckoning will come.

Rejected art still finds a good home through the museum's bad art charity auctions held throughout the year.

For these Dworkin imagines further hypothetical insurance markets, in which the appropriate compensation for post-initial-auction bad brute luck is set by the average level of insurance that people would have purchased if they knew the incidence of the bad brute luck, its impact on people, and the available devices for mitigating it, but not their personal chances of suffering the bad brute luck.

The China Huarong Asset Management Corporation, set up to liquidate the bank's bad debts, expects to auction the assets at the end of the year.

Taiwan said in late November that it would set up an institution similar to the Resolution Trust Corporation in the United States, which will auction off bad loans that are sold by banks to asset management funds.

Such contracts protect auctions against bad checks and failure to collect from buying dealers; additionally they protect against losses resulting form auctioning of stolen vehicles or other situations in which there are existing claims to title.

The net cost, after selling the banks and auctioning their bad loans, will be between 4% and 6% of GDP, he estimates.