Sentence examples for liquidated as from inspiring English sources

SocGen officials decided that the position had to be liquidated as soon as possible, despite the falling markets.

Sensible people observe the basic rules of financial prudence: Expenditure must not exceed income, if possible; debt should be acquired reluctantly and liquidated as soon as can be; and, above all, there should be a continual and indefatigable effort to save and to invest sensibly.

This new paper was based in Oslo as the replacement of Norges Kommunistblad, which had been liquidated as well.

Later in 1998, the Lone Star Trust was liquidated as Bush prepared his bid for the presidency.

The Pimco Precious Metals fund was liquidated, as were 12 real estate funds and 10 government bond funds.

Most surprising, if a private equity-owned company defaults on its debt, it is half as likely to be liquidated as its counterparts.

But on Thursday, Avigen gave in, saying it would liquidate — as long as the Biotechnology Value Fund nominees were not elected to the board.

He had fired his secretary, sold his million-dollar house at a loss, moved his new family into a rental, and was paying bills and debts with credit cards, stock sales, a loan from his in-laws, and proceeds from his business properties, which were losing value every month and which he was liquidating as quickly as possible.

History — in the form of the Great Depression and, more recently, Lehman — argues against the idea of liquidate, liquidate, liquidate, as Herbert Hoover's Treasury secretary, Andrew Mellon, advocated.

And he was thankful that Chrysler filed for Chapter 11 protection, rather than liquidating as executives had warned.

DealBook » A Banking Bankruptcy That Takes a Different Path  |  A small bank holding company in Wisconsin plans to use Chapter 11 to recapitalize, not to liquidate as typically happens, Stephen J. Lubben writes in the In Debt column.