Sentence examples for to resale from inspiring English sources
noun
The action of selling something previously bought, usually at a higher price for profit.
Real estate agents cautioned that a front porch rarely adds to resale value.
"Selling to resale shops becomes a platform to recycle," she said.
But, above all, the vast majority of paintings that people have bought in the past never make it to resale.
Outdoor kitchens in the backyard also add to resale value, and often cost less to build than a front porch.
People look at them as an economic value that can add 10 to 15percenttoto resale value".
An earlier version referred to resale ticket prices for Games 4, 5 and 6, where Games 3, 4 and 5 was meant.
It's just that the mega-rich in both cities are gravitating not to resales, but to spectacular new penthouses designed with them in mind.
One of the cheapest and easiest ways to add resale value to your home is to improve the landscaping in the front yard.
"To my mind," he added, "going to market resale is necessary to remain affordable for the moderate income people who came in when it was a subsidized development.
This ruling empowers manufacturers to use resale price maintenance to create value for their customers and consumers.
The Technics, famous for their ability to take abuse, also tend to hold resale value.
