A fictional example of asset stripping can be found in the 1987 film Wall Street.

I still haven't figured out what's the matter with asset stripping.

Southern Cross' down fall was not poor quality care but asset stripping by senior management.

But it will not happen due to the last 30+ years of government ideology of asset stripping.

What happened there was a classic example of asset stripping.

We obviously want to avoid asset stripping and the selling on of assets at a large profit.

I have made clear the actions that we shall take to avoid asset stripping.

I still haven't heard anyone define why asset stripping is bad.

It called the offer an attempt at "asset stripping."

Some consider this act to be asset stripping by the large investors with interests in Eircom.