Sentence examples for Sales availability from inspiring English sources

In a detailed piece updated just after Apple announced its iTunes music store expansion earlier this month, MacStories takes a detailed look at the comparative state of media sales availability among the top tech companies, including Apple, Google, Microsoft and Amazon.

A third week at number-one with sales of 310,000 copies brought the album's US sales to 1.3 million after 17 days of release, positioning it as the eighth best-selling album of the year, and the first to enter the year-end top 10 based on just three weeks of sales availability in the Nielsen SoundScan era.

An adequate reduction in temporal availability, particularly late night on-sale availability, is effective and cost-effective.

Some studies show that extending copyright can actually have a negative impact on the sales and availability of books.

"Based on a combination of sales and availability of cast members we have determined that Sunday, Dec.8 will be our final performance," the producers said in a statement.

The same goes for ticket sales, hotel availability, parking access, and countless other details.

The trial reported in Retailer A (2015) did use a comparison group but only in relation to changes in sales and availability.

Also, because there is now an active group of individuals and organizations in the U.S. that are working to restrict the sales and availability of homeopathic drugs, the Poison Control Center should develop guidelines to assess when a real poisoning has taken place and when a false report has been provided.

Snack foods sales and availability were not evaluated therefore we were not able to give equal weight to each package in the sample.

Almost a year after the PT Cruiser went on sale, its availability across the country is spotty and deliveries are erratic.

Those features might include the value of the gift, the quality of the product being offered for sale, the availability of similar products from other vendors at a lower price, and the timing of the gift offer relative to the timing of the manager's decision about whether to buy.