Sentence examples for might only fetch from inspiring English sources

And then everything else — whether it's surplus or seconds — which is so devalued by the economics of large scale food buying it might only fetch "pennies on the dollar" and thus may not even be worth farmers' while harvesting, says Moseley.

Unfortunately, you can't get much money for your old iPhone 4; even in "flawless" condition, a 64GB iPhone 4s might only fetch $10 on Gazelle, an e-commerce site that buys and sells pre-owned consumer electronics.

One potential explanation for this might be that the popularity of recipes is limited by the number of users of the platform, especially if they only fetch each recipe a limited number of time.

A mile away in King's Cross, it still would only fetch around £750,000.

Even then, the accounts and passwords would only fetch minimum values in bulk packages.

The stilted appearance of several characters might explain why it only fetched 10,000 guineas, or £11,000, when sold at Christie's in 1970.

Still, gene-based tests can cost several hundred dollars while a routine blood test or Pap smear might fetch only $10 to $40.

When running programs with mostly 16-bit instructions, the processor might not fetch instructions in every cycle.

How much might Qwest fetch?

If you're lucky or shrewd or both, Bowser might someday fetch more than slippers and the newspaper.

"We might not make fetch happen, but we can make this happen".