Definition of distress sale in US English:

distress sale

noun

A sale of goods or assets at reduced prices to raise much-needed funds.
Example sentencesExamples
- He testified it was in effect a distress sale because the equipment was rusting in the snow and he had no choice but to sell it.
- If the company is not running, the assets will not fetch its market price but only the distress sale price.
- There has been a large scale distress sale of milch cattle because of the drought in this belt.
- Those prices indicate a severe distress sale in themselves.
- Despair has driven new records in the distress sales of farm animals.
- For the past two years distress sale has become a common phenomenon.
- AT&T's late March announcement highlights the strategy of exploiting DSL distress sales.
- The decline in prices may force a distress sale of collateral assets that, in turn, depresses asset prices.
- And in just recent times, the villagers lost over 30 bullocks in distress sales.
- Dimon, hoping to do much the same at Bank One, is betting that distress sales in the coming year could help him.
- I haven't seen any distress sales which you would expect if there was a problem with inventory.
- The food processing sector has a role to play in protecting the farmers against distress sale.

Definition of distress sale in US English:

distress sale

noun

A sale of goods or assets at reduced prices to raise much-needed funds.
Example sentencesExamples
- Despair has driven new records in the distress sales of farm animals.
- He testified it was in effect a distress sale because the equipment was rusting in the snow and he had no choice but to sell it.
- Those prices indicate a severe distress sale in themselves.
- I haven't seen any distress sales which you would expect if there was a problem with inventory.
- The decline in prices may force a distress sale of collateral assets that, in turn, depresses asset prices.
- And in just recent times, the villagers lost over 30 bullocks in distress sales.
- For the past two years distress sale has become a common phenomenon.
- There has been a large scale distress sale of milch cattle because of the drought in this belt.
- If the company is not running, the assets will not fetch its market price but only the distress sale price.
- The food processing sector has a role to play in protecting the farmers against distress sale.
- AT&T's late March announcement highlights the strategy of exploiting DSL distress sales.
- Dimon, hoping to do much the same at Bank One, is betting that distress sales in the coming year could help him.

单词	distress sale
释义	Definition of distress sale in US English: distress sale noun A sale of goods or assets at reduced prices to raise much-needed funds. Example sentencesExamples He testified it was in effect a distress sale because the equipment was rusting in the snow and he had no choice but to sell it. If the company is not running, the assets will not fetch its market price but only the distress sale price. There has been a large scale distress sale of milch cattle because of the drought in this belt. Those prices indicate a severe distress sale in themselves. Despair has driven new records in the distress sales of farm animals. For the past two years distress sale has become a common phenomenon. AT&T's late March announcement highlights the strategy of exploiting DSL distress sales. The decline in prices may force a distress sale of collateral assets that, in turn, depresses asset prices. And in just recent times, the villagers lost over 30 bullocks in distress sales. Dimon, hoping to do much the same at Bank One, is betting that distress sales in the coming year could help him. I haven't seen any distress sales which you would expect if there was a problem with inventory. The food processing sector has a role to play in protecting the farmers against distress sale. Definition of distress sale in US English: distress sale noun A sale of goods or assets at reduced prices to raise much-needed funds. Example sentencesExamples Despair has driven new records in the distress sales of farm animals. He testified it was in effect a distress sale because the equipment was rusting in the snow and he had no choice but to sell it. Those prices indicate a severe distress sale in themselves. I haven't seen any distress sales which you would expect if there was a problem with inventory. The decline in prices may force a distress sale of collateral assets that, in turn, depresses asset prices. And in just recent times, the villagers lost over 30 bullocks in distress sales. For the past two years distress sale has become a common phenomenon. There has been a large scale distress sale of milch cattle because of the drought in this belt. If the company is not running, the assets will not fetch its market price but only the distress sale price. The food processing sector has a role to play in protecting the farmers against distress sale. AT&T's late March announcement highlights the strategy of exploiting DSL distress sales. Dimon, hoping to do much the same at Bank One, is betting that distress sales in the coming year could help him.
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