Sentence examples for selling vast amounts from inspiring English sources

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Its business model of selling vast amounts of cheap stuff is untenable.

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Lakeside cafés sell vast amounts of Traubi soda, a sweet grape-flavoured drink, and langos, a vast and delicious savoury doughnut slathered in sour cream and garlic.

The problems developed when the state turned to ChoicePoint, which compiles and sells vast amounts of frequently shaky information about individuals.

The arms dealer, a Lebanese citizen who has sold vast amounts of weapons worldwide, said he had met in Lima with several senior military officials and had lunch at a private Lima yacht club with Mr. Montesinos, who was introduced to him as "the boss".

The U.S. has been able to sell vast amounts of debt because the Treasury market, with $500 billion a day in turnover, is considered safe and dwarfs all other debt markets.

As long as users don't pay with actual money, Facebook and others are more or less forced to extract, use, and sell vast amounts of our data even if we as consumers would prefer otherwise.

Last year, the Federal Trade Commission reported on nine data brokers (not including Spokeo) that collect, compile and sell vast amounts of personal information.

The commercial aspect of the contemporary art market often troubles people when single works are sold for vast amounts, but there is no more obvious a demonstration of the intimate link between art and capital than an old masters show.

On the contrary; in addition to a succession of flops like the New York staging of Barry Humphries Housewife Superstar Michaell famously lost the rights of The Rocky Horror Show to Lou Adler and was later forced to sell a vast amount of his personal archive to survive bankruptcy.

On the contrary; in addition to a succession of flops - like the New York staging of Barry Humphries Housewife Superstarr - Michael famously lost the rights of The Rocky Horror Show to Lou Adler and was later forced to sell a vast amount of his personal archive to survive bankruptcy.

Every year, billions of pounds are put into the pockets of organised criminals selling cannabis, and vast amounts of police time and resources are wasted going after those using the drug.

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