Sentence examples for could only be sold from inspiring English sources

Companies could only be sold if 60% of the shares were allocated to workers.

The quality of Hyundai cars was said to be so poor that they could only be sold with extended warranties to students in America.

Under Mr. Moseillo's proposal, such a gun could only be sold if it is colored in "colors other than black, blue, silver or aluminum".

By 2006 the market was saturated, grape prices had fallen, and much of the wine could only be sold at the cheap end of the world's bulk-wine market (if at all).

Places such as the Minema in Knightsbridge, for instance, a venue so tiny that Maltesers could only be sold individually, and where the ushers were fitted out with miners' helmets because there wasn't room to wave a torch.

In 1890, The London Daily News reported that "Judge Foster recently decided that liquor could only be sold in 'original packages,' which is construed as meaning one or more bottles of beer or whisky.

Could it be that such a beautiful computer would only be sold to schools?

Until now the shares could only be bought and sold via stockbrokers.

So it could only be because Sells has planted some trees on his hobby farm, a fact which – unlike certain other details – Defra is keen to emphasise.

Last September, Sotheby's and Christie's agreed to pay $50 million each in the form of the certificates, which could be sold, but could only be used to reduce commission costs on future consignments.

The castle was used for smuggling by the Abbey, leading to complaints from merchants in English-controlled Calais that they were illegally trafficking wool, which in this period could only legally be sold through the French port.