Sentence examples similar to write off wave from inspiring English sources
One such write-off wave happened at the beginning of the 1990s.
One thing that makes these upstarts harder to write off than the familiar waves of M.B.A.'s declaring that Internet companies are rebellious or that being a middle-management "change agent" is the new rock 'n' roll is that, for all the literal and figurative headaches, they are sticking to their ideas.
"I like being written off.
The aircraft was written off.
Underestimating or writing off.
Such a fire sale could force big banks and hedge funds to write off or write down similar assets, setting off a second wave of the credit crunch that could flood into the broader economy.
Wang waved that number off, saying that the village had negotiated with state banks to write off most of the debt, whittling it down to about $15 million.
Sailors often whisper of monstrous waves capable of sinking the most seaworthy ships, but oceanographers have written off such reports as exaggerations.
She was written off again".
Write Off a Cadillac Escalade.
