Sentence examples similar to ongoing sell from inspiring English sources

"Over time, we believe that ongoing selling pressure will force the E.C.B./E.F.S.F. to eventually hold close to half of the traded Italian and Spanish debt or around €850 billion," economists at Royal Bank of Scotland said in a research note.

Someone better wake up and start responding to the economic disaster and the ongoing sell-off of US assets as an economic terrorist attack.

"It would be very, very interesting to be able to analyse the quite significant building program the state government says it is undertaking on the back of the Miller's Point capital receipts," says Pawson, referring to the ongoing sell-off of the Sydney harbourside public housing community at Miller's Point.

The session started with sharp declines as the U.S. market caught up to the ongoing global sell-off.

Efforts to prune its $3.2 billion debt are ongoing: DLF sold luxury resort chain Aman Resorts back to its founder, Adrian Zecha, for $360 million.

Tanzania further sought ongoing permission to sell tusks, hides, feet, ears, tails and — if any remain — live elephants.

Along with JAL's management they claim that bankruptcy will not only undermine customer confidence, but also dent the prospects of ongoing negotiations to sell a stake in the airline to either Delta or American Airlines.

Meanwhile, people who actually prefer a more compact car will be left high and dry by the ongoing wars to sell the biggest car possible, as Silicon Valley forgets yet again that not everyone is like them.

Ongoing attempts to sell the Cubs have proved fruitless, prompting Standard & Poor's to cut Tribune's debt rating far into junk status at "CCC".

We are also raising awareness of youth entrepreneurship with a more ongoing opportunity to sell by building an online YEM to promote students' products and take orders.

"Does it make sense for them to go out and get these filings in order, when this company is going to look very different if it sells itself?" In a securities filing last week, Corinthian said the ongoing process of selling off campuses makes it difficult to get an accurate picture of company finances.