Sentence examples for bidder point from inspiring English sources

From the bidder point of view, there are several obvious risks when responding because he bets on a future development that hasn't been yet realized.

Specialists in real estate financing who are not working with any of the Willets Point bidders point out that a project of this scale is likely to require a great deal of public financing at a time when the city and state are slashing their spending.

To those who worry that these 100 will sell their services to the highest bidder, he points out that Aum Shinrikyo spent several million dollars trying to buy technology and expertise from former Soviet scientists, only to come away empty-handed.

But the ECB – which has defended its strategy of selling its own rights to the highest pay-TV bidder by pointing to on-field success and increased grassroots investment – said that the internet had enabled fans to feel part of the Ashes even if they were unable to watch it on television.

The bidder had a point: that piece helped nudge the sale of postwar and contemporary art to a record total of $852m.

Aly says this move is "one of the terms of the transition," which makes me think the plan here is to sell the delicious.com domain to the highest bidder at some point.

And TransFS won't pass on any merchant contact info to the bidders on the site until the business chooses a winning bidder (at which point the site only passes the info on to the winning bidder), assures TransFS's co-founder and COO Eric Olsen.

The top bidder at one point used the screen name "Racist McShootface".

Until that point, bidders had fought with furious energy over almost every lot.

At that point, bidders -- who have registered in advance -- either sit by their computers and edge the price higher or submit their highest bid and let the site do the bidding on their behalf until the price reaches their limit.

"And I would suggest we will be moving to a shortlist that might be two or three bidders at some point next week".