Sentence examples for quickly sell off from inspiring English sources

But JPMorgan was also confident that it could quickly sell off pieces to other banks to help lower the risk on its own books, and it syndicated the loan in a matter of days.

It would then use a sale authorized under Section 363 of the bankruptcy code to quickly sell off the desirable assets to a new company financed by the government.

To acquire Optus, it would have to rely on short-term financing and would probably have to quickly sell off or spin off Optus's nonwireless businesses -- mainly data transmission and Internet and cable services -- to pay the loans, analysts said.

Sectors that are overpriced may quickly sell off in a market bump.

Gent says he'd quickly sell off Mannesmann's industrial holdings but isn't sure about the non-wireless telecom assets.

Like a guy who owes money to a loan shark, it's in so deep to its creditors it's in a rush to quickly sell off assets to honor its debt or suffer the financial equivalent of having its legs broken.

(He quickly sold off Newsday and the Cubs).

Some Bain executives advocated quickly selling off Dade for a tidy profit.

Miskiri, who was Mullings's largest client, quickly sold off the product he bought.

The firm quickly sold off its document storage business and completed the sale of its entire commercial division for £225m.

Queens has received two pieces so far, one of which, a sculpture of a Sphinx, was quickly sold off to a gallery.