Sentence examples for being hoarded at from inspiring English sources

Cash is being hoarded at record levels.

Any decent books were hoarded at the central library and there was usually only one copy of non-fiction hardback titles for the whole county.

In a command and control structure, authority is hoarded at the top.

One 1966 letter refers to an accumulation of "ten, twelve years' work" that includes "two particular scripts -- books really -- that I've been hoarding at and picking at for years".

One 1966 letter refers to an accumulation of "10, 12 years' work" that includes "two particular scripts -- books really -- that I've been hoarding at and picking at for years".

At the same time, traders in Hong Kong say that there are some indications that China might be increasing slightly the proportion of dollars in its nearly $2 trillion in foreign exchange it is believed to be hoarding at the expense of the euro.

But the idea of family does not need trademark protection; it is not something that needs to be hoarded, as if welcoming more members at the Thanksgiving table would turn the dinner into a down-market affair.

They are therefore the ones at most risk of being hoarded.

With gold being hoarded, in December 1861, banks, and subsequently the Treasury, ceased to pay out gold at face value.

The fees collected from patients who were able to pay for treatment at health centres were hoarded away and never used to improve equity of access to care.

Moreover, when money is hoarded, the productive economy slows (in the short-term, at least), and less value is created.