Sentence examples for mere buying from inspiring English sources

He replied that he chose to give up with the auction just because the deal with Liquida was more than a mere buying and selling, including long term perspectives and chances to grow BlogBabel itself, even after rebranding.

Mere mortals buying their own might choose Harry Winston's "fashion editor" hoops, right ($16,500), 5.5-carat cut diamonds set in platinum, or Cartier's square-edged circles paved in diamonds halfway around the outside and inside (white gold $9,600, yellow gold $8,900).

But a mere mortal buying every deal at the closing price on the first day of trading would have done badly.

Mere bond-buying won't save the situation.

The UFC's last pay-per-view card in 2001 generated a mere 65,000 buys.

Untangle this and what Schneider was saying is: Wellington buys stock in such huge quantities that it drives the price up by the mere act of buying and thus limits any potential profit for its customers.

But the farmers and the consumers are connected to one another by a mere hundred and ten wholesale "buying desks".

A mere $17m bought him a scrap of immortality.

Many of these properties are far too expensive for people on mere incomes to buy, but are not quite £2m.

Mr. Weidmann has tried to play down the conflict, which hibernates until the mere promise to buy bonds awakens into action.

When he found out a few years later that the club was debt ridden and on the market for a mere $10 million, he bought it.