Sentence examples for rid of surplus from inspiring English sources

Eventually, eBay's core marketplace could also serve as an outlet for GSI's large retailers if they need to get rid of surplus inventory.

Asda is getting rid of surplus services such as in-store pizza-making as it seeks to reverse plunging sales at its main grocery business.

America's biggest food aid program sits in the farm bill because the program was originally designed as a way to get rid of surplus agricultural products to keep prices high.

GameStop is apparently so desperate to get rid of surplus Xbox 360's they're giving them away.

Whether a chef wants to boost orders during slow hours, get rid of surplus food, preference high-margin items or just score new customers, there are plenty of reasons to pay Uber — even if currently only indirectly through discounts instead of a direct ad buy.

From this perspective, crushing by the sow can be viewed as a failure, or lack of willingness, to protect the offspring, and would thus be an alternative way of getting rid of surplus offspring shortly after parturition when maternal investment is still at a low level.

It's to get rid of certain surplus farm products by eating them.

Mr. Sarrel had stored the lumber in the lot of a flea market, but when it prepared to open this spring, he rushed to get rid of his surplus.

I did my patriotic bit to get rid of any surplus cash so I couldn't contribute to a consumer boom.

Nevertheless Ian (oops) finds himself in a sea of free food from right about now, with his ever grateful circle of friends glad to be rid of their surplus.

Under the 10-year program, taxpayers will pay farmers $4 billion a year to grow ever more corn, this despite the fact that we struggle to get rid of the surplus the plant already produces.