Sentence examples for is sell off from inspiring English sources

"Given that they are saying they cannot afford to provide care to 2,000 elderly and disabled people in Bradford, and they are talking about cutting funding to young people and closing children's centres, maybe what they want to do is sell off some of this art collection that we actually just tuck away and pay the insurance on," she said.

The metaphor usually implies the best thing to do with a crashed company is sell off the salvageable parts and haul the remainder to a junkyard.

There's basically all this phantom stock that isn't real in the system and so when you want to crush a company all you have to do is sell off a lot of it, fast enough, to create panic with novice investors who sell everything and drive the share price to $0.

— Nick Fox Decanter: The historic Bordeaux town of St.-Émilion St.-Émilionoff local landmarks to pay off debts.

Whirlpool is selling off some Maytag divisions and is trimming costs.

The company is selling off its loans or letting them expire.

C-Cube is selling off its cable infrastructure-related business, Divicom to Harmonics Lightwave hlit.

The Navajo Nation bought Navajo Mine from Australian energy giant BHP Billiton, which reportedly is selling off smaller assets worldwide.

"And certainly, no one is selling off-plan projects".

Many were sold off during the fiscal crisis.

Others are selling off prized possessions.