Sentence examples for may fetch less from inspiring English sources

Newer detached homes generally sell for a little more, with the top range closer to $500,000, while the older bungalows may fetch less than $375,000.

It would likely fetch less today.

In the resulting firesale, Northern Rock's assets would probably fetch less than they are worth.

Mr. Huntrods had thought it would fetch less than $9,500 per acre.

Baltic cod fetch less than their Atlantic counterparts because they have lower-quality flesh and higher levels of contaminants.

The rest fetch less than their net cash and so sport negative multiples.

This will surprise no one who has compared house prices in the south and the north: a two-bedroom terraced house in Reading, in prosperous Berkshire, might cost £75,000; a similar house in desolate Tow Law, County Durham, may fetch a fifth of that, although the proportionate difference in incomes is far less.

It may fetch more than $25m.

The Titanic's lunch menu may fetch $150,000.

And four boxes of thornbacks, which may fetch £350.

It is unclear how much the business may fetch in a potential sale.