Sentence examples for rotten price from inspiring English sources

These are closed-ends, so you can exit only by selling your shares on the secondary market and in all likelihood you will get a deservedly rotten price.

The fault lies with the government for designing a rotten system that set prices too high and encouraged fraud.The faulty compensation scheme, now discontinued by the government, was introduced in March, about a month after the outbreak started.

Of course, $12m would be nothing to Cohen, but the thought of paying that price for a rotten fish is an outright obscenity.

The company says it was surprised by the low copper price and by how rotten KCM had become.

As price growth slowed, the most rotten mortgages began going bad, which placed increasing pressure on housing markets and began roiling financial markets.In 2007, matters became serious.

Bear had put many of its eggs in one basket mortgage-backed securities—and these were fast turning rotten, and impossibasket mortgage-backedpricesecurities

High food prices further undermine their already rotten arguments for support, and offer a golden opportunity to dismantle rich-country farm protection.

Lessons were learned the hard way at Morgan Stanley, where not-so-macho John Mack churlishly disclosed the firm had eaten its own cooking holding in inventory rotten derivative contracts that were about to tumble in price.

The company is also known for avoiding rotten products and for retroactively applying any decline in product prices to existing customers as well as to new ones.

Price said their actors started vigorously complaining about the contract after Something Rotten!

If energy prices don't moderate, says Oberweis, 2004 could go down as a rotten year for small caps.