Sentence examples for because of the liquidation from inspiring English sources
Sales of graphic novels at traditional bookstores were up, though this was partly because of the liquidation of the Borders bookstore chain.
The county's performance was particularly bad in 2002 because of the liquidation of a number of contracts that created extraordinary fees.
American tow truck tycoon Bill Miller was half right in that there are end-of-the-line liquidations and there are let's-start-again liquidations.
This extension examines what happens when part of the liquidation cost incurred by the supervisors is linked to whether they are responsible for the liquidation decision.
"Not on some analogical version of vicarious liability but because he personally ordered the liquidation of an enemy who was bent on exposing him and his cronies.
In order to unify any hurt feelings because of his liquidation of Ernst Rohm and the SA, Hitler held a rally at the next Nazi Congress in the Nuremburg Zeplinfeild, where 700,000 Nazis' swore their personal allegiance to Adolf Hitler.
The Securities and Exchange Commission published a letter last month that noted that the Financial Accounting Standards Board's fair value rule allows companies to avoid marking down assets whose values appear low in the market simply because of "forced liquidation".
In practice, there is a positive liquidation period, usually a few days, between the default of a party and the liquidation of its portfolio.
All debt, which exceeds the amount of payment provided by the liquidation of assets, is discharged.
Their rationale is that the dollar has to go lower because of foreign liquidation of dollar assets, but as I have just pointed out, that is completely baseless.
