resell造句

And if shoppers couldn't pay the layaway, the store could resell the goods.

Some are resentful of the outsiders, who resell the livestock at a substantial profit.

And they could resell them to someone else at a higher price.

"If you had an interesting location data set, you could feed into our system and resell it," says Stump.

There have been problems in the past of scalpers buying up iPhones to resell at higher prices.

But as volume increased, traders started to buy and resell them in what the report calls a "hot potato" effect.

Some people who buy the subsidized product resell it just down the street for twice the price.

There are great recycling and refurbishing programs that use old cell phones as emergency dialers or resell them at discounted rates.

They sift old pieces of food from the oil and then resell it to restaurants and vendors looking to cut costs.

That is partly the result of Banks trying to resell homes they have foreclosed on because owners could not make higher payments on adjustable-rate mortgages.

Q: Given the EU's sanction against Syria's oil export, Syria yesterday expressed its willingness to resell the oil to Russia and China.

“Everyone with a job robs something, ” said Marki, a chain-smoking 44-year-old transportation specialist. “The guy who works in the sugar industry steals sugar so he can resell it.

Deutsche Telekom lost 1m fixed-line subscribers in the first half of the year, and of the 400, 000 broadband lines it activated in the past 12 months, over 95% were for its rivals to resell.