Sentence examples for periodically selling from inspiring English sources

Energy Conversion Devices lost money decade after decade, surviving by periodically selling control of patents, rights to royalties from them or new stock.

The company has stayed ahead of insolvency by periodically selling shares and special warrants to investors, using the proceeds to pay lawyers and lobbyists to hobble the E.P.A. and keep the project alive.

Albert Spalding invented the practice and Connie Mack perfected it in the twentieth century, periodically selling his future Hall of Fame players for cash.

Like other museums, the Modern periodically sells, works from its collection to pay for new ones.

Caroline Boren, a company spokeswoman, said Mr. Gates has a program in which he periodically sells shares to diversify his investments.

He said he was stopping a previous plan to periodically sell smaller chunks of his stock to meet his many charitable commitments.

The foundation periodically sells Intel stock but tries to avoid being forced to sell during market downturns, such as occurred in September, when the stock fell from above $70 a share to about $40.

Washington Heights Through Nov. 20 When Eugene Speicher died in 1962, he left his unsold oeuvre to the American Academy of Arts and Letters with the stipulation that parts of it be periodically sold to raise money to buy new works by living artists, which would, in turn, be donated to museums.

Many people periodically sell investments to meet cash needs.

If we were to go private, employees would still be able to periodically sell their shares and exercise their options.

It's worth it to do so, however, because you can periodically sell it for a huge boost in cash, which lets you buy more of the weapons you unlock.