Usage examples (34)

• Increasing illiquidity is how the value of your miles goes down with respect to the goods they can be exchanged for.
• "The markets are ... suffering from some illiquidity which is exaggerating moves on small volumes," credit strategists at
• This measure is designed to prevent that kind of illiquidity -- but it is perfectly possible to go too far in the opposite direction.
• But as the Lehman failure illustrates, where should we draw the line between "illiquidity" and insolvency on the one hand, and higher risk and outright fraud?