Sentence examples for drops selling from inspiring English sources

Despite the Obama administration's entreaties, China will continue to peg the yuan to the dollar — when the dollar drops, selling yuan in the foreign-exchange market and adding to its pile of foreign assets in order to maintain the yuan's fixed relation to the dollar.

In reality, however, many investors get panicked when the market drops, selling out at low prices, and then feel better after prices rebound, buying back in when prices are higher.

But as interest rates have dropped, selling forward has seemed less attractive.

He moved quickly into dealing fabric wholesale, and, in the 1980s when domestic manufacturing dropped, selling retail.

He had to hurt many players by dropping, selling and discarding them over those years but it provides its own tribute that so few ever resent it.

In the past, "peasants reacted immediately to price drops by selling the pigs they had and not raising more," he said.

In the first quarter of this year, both boroughs showed considerable drops in selling time compared with the fourth quarter of 2009 -- to 123 days from 204 in Manhattan, and to 114 from 163 in Brooklyn.

With telling ambivalence, Brooklyn Vegan, the widely read, indie-loving music blog, recently started a column, "This Week in Music Licensing: It's Not Selling Out Anymore," but soon dropped the "selling out" half of the title.

The first three months of 2014 have seen increases in new property listings, a drop in selling times and new highs for home prices, says a new report.

Like designers who scramble to dress stars for the Oscars because of the exposure it will garner, travel consultants often name-drop when selling a resort.

When Pertec tried to prevent Gates' new company, Micro-Soft (the hyphen was soon dropped), from selling its version of BASIC to other companies and stopped paying royalties, Gates sued Pertec.