Sentence examples for selling driving from inspiring English sources

During the discussion, concerns about French and Italian banks had set off a fresh wave of selling, driving the market down 420 points.

In summer 2003 many mortgage-bondholders watching prices tumble started selling, driving prices even lower.

This in turn would spur more selling, driving prices further down in a vicious cycle.

When the price is falling, more people sell, driving the price down.

Because all banks with similar assets face the same incentives, they will all sell, driving the price down.

As prices steadily rose, BP refused to sell, driving prices steadily higher until they could force buyers to accept the asking price.

What probably happened was that a comparatively modest fall in shares prompted a number of investors to sell, driving prices yet lower.

If bond investors lose confidence in federal debt, there's a huge outstanding stock of that debt for them to try to sell, driving rates up, no matter how much of the new issue the Fed might be buying.

If the dividend is cut to a dime from a dollar, a good number of holders will sell, driving the stock price down.

It's not only the company's ambitions being dented either; In Denmark, for example, it's thousands of people who put their faith in its platform to sell driving services now faced with being on the hook for thousands of dollars worth of fines apiece.

"My father was a big-time gang member," he says in a soft, half-swallowed, half-stretched Chicago accent, "selling drugs, driving a Cadillac and fancy cars.