Sentence examples for stock across from inspiring English sources

"[Allowing a free vote] would be to make the prime minister a laughing stock across the world," he said.

But since the last census the council has raised £55.65m by selling off its "short-life" housing stock across the borough.

David Cameron will become "a laughing stock across the world" if he gives ministers a free vote in the EU referendum, according to Lord Heseltine, the Conservative former deputy prime minister.

The Rics chief economist, Simon Rubinsohn, said: "Although recent announcements by the government on housing are very welcome, the ongoing shortfall of stock across much of the sales and lettings markets is set to continue to underpin prices and rents.

A formally divided cabinet would make Cameron "a laughing stock across the world," he said, at 82 one of a generation that persists in the belief that the world is often watching us these days.

His comments came after Heseltine told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "[Allowing a free vote] would be to make the prime minister a laughing stock across the world", and mocked the idea that it would be possible for cabinet ministers to campaign on different sides in the referendum and to then work together amicably afterwards.

Its task, to get rid of ivory stocks across the country, is a daunting one.

Since then, the S.E.C. has extended circuit breakers for individual stocks across all markets.

He is more eclectic in his approach, recommending stocks across many industry segments.

Strong earnings reports from big companies including Apple and the UnitedHealth Group lifted stocks across the market on Thursday.

But physical copies of his single are limited, unlike the Choir's who are stocked across the country.