Exempel på hoard

• I was hoarding candles in case of a power cut.

• If there is talk of shortages, consumers might just start hoarding.

• His bungalow is crammed with tons of hoarded junk.

• He stopped taking his medication and started hoarding again.

• Similarly, a scholar s gathering of materials may also be viewed as hoarding items that predict future reward.

• In animals, such foraging activity frequently involves hoarding gathering food, not for immediate consumption, but for future use.

• Apart from hoarding, much gold and silver was transformed into jewelry, gold and silver wire, plates, vases, goblets, and the like.

• Both are of great value and can be either hoarded or distributed.

• An increase in hoarding activity would lead to acute shortages and thus to price increases.

• In hoarding money there is no benefit, and being without benefit, it creates no satisfaction.

• Rather, households often hoarded cowries, usually burying them for safe keeping.

• Do not be a miser, hoarding your talents and abilities and knowledge, either among yourselves or in your dealings with your clients, patients or flock.

• Firstly, the coin hoards listed in the literature were only the ones recorded in publications available to a particular author.

• The regular occurrence of hoards with gold coins and torcs confirms the view that gold objects indeed played a role in the gift exchange between tribal leaders and their followers.

• Profiteering and hoarding were serious problems.

• If one hoards and the other shares, the one who receives some of each medicine (the hoarder) will survive with 80% probability, but the other will surely die.

• They responded to it by buying land and cattle, hoarding gold and providing mercantile forms of credit to producers that would repay in kind rather than in depreciated currency.

• The first response to high childhood mortality has been termed the 'strategy of hoarding' living children, and the second has been labelled the 'strategy of replacing' dying children.

• Mental containment, rather than being construed here as the wise accumulation or safekeeping of mental treasure, is now depicted as ungenerous hoarding that carries a risk of social harm.