Sentence examples for eating stock from inspiring English sources
For now, it's software will keep eating stock trading, replacing brick-and-mortar brokerage offices with apps, and sharing the savings with its users.
Maybe you can't eat stock, but you can eat cash.
The difficulty, as Dubinsky would shrewdly observe when he was back battling United management, is that "you can't eat stock" -- particularly when employees were barred from selling their shares until retirement.
The promise of software eating stocks attracted A-list investors.
"When you're a pensioner you can't eat the stock market, you need young workers in the economy to be creating economic output that's available for consumption at that time".
The box of damp matches; the single moth-eaten stocking, removed from a corpse; the tiny empty vial that had once held extract of vanilla!
Hares frequent my garden, & eat the stocks.
Since firms cannot eat into stocks for ever, and exports can hardly fall much more, the second quarter ought to be less bad.
Few young women are interested in becoming free divers, while overfishing and global warming have eaten into stocks of their most prized catch, abalone, which sell for as much as 8,000 yen (£50) a kilo.
Whether it's chicken consomme in France, beef broth in Britain, or dashi in Japan, it's an interesting quirk of the way human beings eat that stocks around the world all contain roughly the same concentration of umami as the breast milk we drank as babies.
