Sentence examples for when sold off from inspiring English sources

The former is desirable when the "going-concern" value of a firm exceeds the fair market value that its pieces can fetch when sold off in liquidation.

They're far too valuable, sometimes earning thousands of dollars each when sold off to other men, or released back to their families for steep ransom payments.

There are some caveats when selling off co-op property.

Does it really care about the fate of its employees when selling off its magazines?

The city now also takes into consideration cultural and social factors when selling off its own buildings.

The season has ended many times before this, depending on one's definition of the term — when they sold off Daniel Murphy and Matt Adams, when they sold off again at the end of August, when they were eliminated from the National League East race Friday, and so on.

Maybe markets knew something when they sold off in August.

When Friedmann sold off the estate to the Nazi general, it was like any conveyancing transaction.

When Google sold off the company to Lenovo for almost $10 billion less in 2014, ATAP stayed behind.

Ministers have faced repeated claims they under valued Royal Mail when they sold off 60% of the company last year only to see the share price soar.

It was the biggest one-day decline since the Dow lost 416.02 points on Feb. 27, another day when stocks sold off around the world.