Sentence examples for outright sell from inspiring English sources

As part of a deal with regulators to win approval for its acquisition of MediaOne Group Inc., the big cable carrier, AT&T agreed to take one of three steps: sell some of its cable systems outright; sell the Time Warner Entertainment stake; or spin off Liberty Media, the television programming operation controlled by John C. Malone, as an independent company.

Nine of the 14 sell-side analysts who follow Heinz give it a lukewarm "hold" or an outright "sell" rating.

Internationally the company often pairs with other parties to operate locations or it will outright sell the operational and administrative rights to a franchisee which is given the designation of master franchise for the territory.

Through a program based on a scheme pioneered in Australia — which crashed and burned — the federal government would pay a bonus to cities and states to outright sell public assets.

She rated Yahoo neutral, a sharply negative signal, considering that outright sell rankings on stocks are rare.

Only 4 of 15 analysts covering Newell have a buy rating on the stock, and two have outright sells.

NTNF also looked into outright selling the station to ESA, but the offer was turned down.

John Birt, the pliant director general of a hobbled BBC, forced through the quintessentially Thatcherite "producer choice" internal market, justified as a way of preventing an outright sell-off.

That would mean that individuals will be able to own the numbers outright and sell or lease them as they wish.

It protects a company from its creditors and allows its managers to stay in control until they can come up with a plan to reorganise the business (in contrast to Chapter 7, which deals with liquidating companies outright and selling their assets to repay lenders).

Investors may be throwing in the towel on previously established long call positions, or could be engaging in outright call selling.