Sentence examples for point of selling from inspiring English sources

Besides, he reasoned, what's the point of selling a €40m footballer to cover a €547m debt?

He also addressed corruption head on, teaching younger Nigerians not to be hungry to the point of selling our birthrights.

The responsibility, however, ceases at the point of selling the (packaged) product and it seems unlikely that the UK will meet mandatory recovery and recycling targets by 2001.

Sears also made a point of selling old-growth wood stripped from the "virgin forests" of the Pacific Northwest.

But BonBon soon begins to question the point of selling those around him a bit of hope to get through their otherwise despondent days.

Some houses like Prada and Comme des Garçons make a point of selling what they put on the runway, partly in the belief that customers are too well informed, thanks to digital technology, to accept a toned-down alternative.

9 P.M. (HGTV) REAL ESTATE INTERVENTION Homeowners learn the finer points of selling their houses for top dollar in a depressed housing market.

Perhaps the most important point in terms of selling companies is having optionality.

Tim Schofield, Bonhams' director of motor cars said, from an auctioneer's point of view, selling on behalf of someone such as Bill Wyman made a huge difference.

On the point of foreigners selling U.S. assets, that is completely ridiculous.

These might include, from the seller's point of view, selling goods at a fair price which allows a profit to be made; and, from the buyer's point of view, obtaining goods of acceptable quality at a fair price).