Sentence examples for off to satisfy from inspiring English sources
"There is no telling how much of the combined offering would have to be sold off to satisfy regulators," Mr. Anderson said.
Its creditors could force it to close, with its assets — principally its valuable Village real estate — sold off to satisfy some of its $700 million debt.
Most of the property had been sold off to satisfy liens and lawyers' fees, but the old country house and six acres remained, along with twenty-eight thousand dollars.
Mr Hemming called for the council to identify more assets it could sell off to satisfy the bill.
Once aboard, seats felt ever more cramped, meals became nonexistent, simple electronic devices had to be shut off to satisfy what seemed like absurd fears that a jetliner could be brought down by a live iPod.
In Saxe's poem, "The Blind Men and the Elephant," six blind and learned men set off to "satisfy" their minds about the nature of elephants by reaching out to touch one.
Well, that portfolio of assets then has to be able to throw off cash to satisfy investors who agreed to take varying levels of risk.
In a bid to ward off the threat of further unrest, the government is creaming off oil revenue to satisfy demands from teachers, magistrates and police.
Didn't G.R.R.M. kill off enough characters to satisfy you, that you had to ADD deaths that weren't even in the book?
In 2010, Murdoch was forced to table a plan to spin off Sky News to satisfy media plurality issues raised by Ofcom, a deal that was accepted by the government.
The Titan Corporation will take over most of the assets of the SureBeam Corporation, the subsidiary it spun off in 2002, to satisfy a $25 million senior secured note owed to it by SureBeam.
