Sentence examples for sell high value from inspiring English sources

Previously, FUT's open-bid auction system allowed fans to sell high value players at vastly inflated prices.

Chan says most of AfterShip's users are smaller merchants who sell high value merchandise like electronics, custom-made items or even gold bars.

Downing Street backed a report by think tank Policy Exchange which said selling high value homes when they become vacant would raise £4.5bn a year.

They have to sell high-value council housing and use the proceeds to build more homes.

To pay for that, councils must sell high-value homes – so two social homes vanish for each one sold.

This is partly due to the government forcing rent reductions on town halls, thus curbing income from social housing, and then ordering them to sell high-value properties.

"The government must abandon its damaging proposal to force councils to sell high-value homes, a policy that will devastate social housing in much of London and prevent many local authorities from building any new homes".

The Chartered Institute of Housing warns that "there is a risk that any gains could be offset by the requirement to sell high-value social housing and the expansion of Right To Buy".

We have a system that does not build or supply the houses that are necessary and, indeed, under the housing act forces councils to sell high-value properties in high cost areas.

Mexico hopes this will allow it to sell higher value-added products to Europe, and to depend less on trade with the United States.This dependence is frightening not just for proud nationalists but for anyone who cares about the stability of Mexico's economy.

Raise.com's customers, who tend to skew slightly female and have median-level incomes, tend to sell high-value gift cards, averaging $100 to $200 per card.