Sentence examples for no resale from inspiring English sources

Have you tried this?" CCC) No resale deals.

"They have no resale value, so now are backup".

Goods that I consume, they have no investment value, they have no resale value.

Unlike DVDs or CDs or Xbox games, books removed from public libraries have no resale value.

We mostly find stuff with no resale value: soggy flares and UHF radios, a one-eyed cat yowling on a dinghy.

Cellphone recyclers have better luck because handsets have no resale value and transporting the phones from shops to warehouses is less expensive.

Lexmark, a large manufacturer and distributor of printers and toner cartridges, sells some of its cartridges with a single-use or no-resale restriction, requiring that customers return the cartridges to Lexmark rather than refill or resell them.

U.S. LNG is still sold in small amounts, but more is wanted because the contracts are flexible, lacking "destination clauses" that limit re-sales (note: "FTC reviewing whether no-resale LNG contracts are illegal").

So far, more than 75 of the homes have been occupied and there have been no resales.

(The only sure way to bring home the brew -- save the black market -- is by calling the Abbey's "beerphone" to reserve a case for pick-up. And even then the monks will supply only one case a person, a month; no resales allowed).

In the case of the German UMTS licenses, auctions took place once, allocation is static for next 20 years, and no resales of acquired spectrum are allowed.