Sentence examples for hoarding of goods from inspiring English sources

Speculation, hoarding of goods, and black market operations as hedges against inflation continued unabated.

There were food shortages, hoarding of goods, and other gloomy indicators from the private sector.

In Manila, President Benigo Aquino III led an emergency meeting of disaster response agencies and ordered steps to prevent panic-buying and hoarding of goods.

Hoarding of some goods — among them milk and gasoline — appears to be happening in areas far removed from the crisis.

NORWAY: 80,000 STRIKE -- More than 80,000 workers went on strike, disrupting construction, printing, freight hauling, maritime transport, hotels and restaurants, and sparking hoarding of consumer goods by people fearing an extended walkout.

But tracking the aboveground hoarding of physical goods is enormously difficult.

Macartney's notorious fiscal obsessions irritated his captain Warwick Armstrong on the 1921 tour; during the trip, he would hoard all manner of goods that were given to the team as gifts.

The bombing is a wakeup call for the UNs, IMFs, hoards of diplomats, good-doers, foreign militaries, Afghan officials (corrupt and otherwise), and all the other stakeholders in the life-belting of Afghanistan, away from the abyss of civil war and chaos.

The robber is crucial: it forces players to trade with opponents instead of hoarding goods.

Instead of hoarding consumer goods and raw materials, people started trying to sell them.

After a certain point, inflation may even lower production by placing a premium on the hoarding of raw materials and durable goods, as well as the holding of real estate and other fixed assets, thus shifting resources from productive to nonproductive uses.