Sentence examples for further sell-off from inspiring English sources

Osborne, who has sanctioned a further sell-off of Royal Mail, said 1% was being kept back for the company's employees.

Campaigners fear the new rules will pave the way for the further sell-off of playing fields and lead to increasingly patchy school sports provision.

Shares have risen to such dizzying heights, he says, that a further sell-off would not be much of a "surprise".

But a few dozen employees of the phone company protested a further sell-off by blocking one of Athens's busiest roads, in front of the company's headquarters, during the morning rush hour Friday.

"While the ban on short-selling equities may support share prices for a day or two, unfortunately it is highly unlikely to prevent a further sell-off," said Manoj Ladwa, senior trader at ETX Capital.

While the ban on short-selling equities may support share prices for a day or two, unfortunately it is highly unlikely to prevent a further sell-off in equities.

I worry that Mr. Trichets performance today could well lead to a further sell off in government bonds, certainly the Euro is already suffering.

A fall of 20% represents a "bear market" – one where investors expect further sell-offs.

Stephen Davidson, who was promoted from senior independent director to executive chairman when Montgomery left, appears to have resisted further sell-offs.

The headlong march towards further sell-offs will only be stopped by politicians acting boldly on this groundswell of public opinion.

That would give the current shareholders hope that their stock will be worth something someday, and perhaps avoid the further sell-offs that could otherwise arrive with the plan.