(1) Some suppliers were selling at a loss to shift stock.

(2) All his goods sell at a loss.

(3) The government does not want to sell at a loss, a point that Herbert Allison, Treasury assistant secretary for financial stability, emphasized in Congressional testimony on Thursday.

(4) A firm might sometimes sell at a loss to drive a competitor out of business, and thereby increase its market power.

(5) But in fact cotton spinning enterprises generally sell at a loss, but it has not changed to sales zoom in, but, over time, enterprises continue to face ADB urges pressure on at the end of the year.

(6) This is going to be an interesting question because they're not going to want to buy at that price if it forces them to sell at a loss on the export market, " he said."

(7) In addition, as the prices of the assets have risen, improving banks' balance sheets, the banks face less pressure to sell at a loss.

(8) Here is why it ordinarily is so strong. In mid-December, tax-conscious investors look through their portfolios for stocks they can sell at a loss, to offset gains on stocks they have sold at a profit. Sentencedict.com

(9) Businesses say the problem is caused by price controls that do not keep up with inflation and force merchants to sell at a loss.

(10) I can, if I wish, continue to produce at full capacity and sell at a loss,losing one dollar for every hundred or more lost by the monopoly.