Sentence examples for Sales tied from inspiring English sources

The loss was attributed to tumbling DVD sales tied to the underperforming pictures.

Already, product sales tied to Sept. 11 charities far exceed $100 million.

But like most open-source companies, MySQL's sales, tied to support deals, never matched the astronomical number of downloads for its product, about 60,000 a day.

But that figure is much higher for sectors like automakers, with 30 percent of sales tied to Europe, and household and personal products at 17.5 percent and pharmaceuticals and biotechnology at 15.5 percent.

Mr. Buffett's bid may be among several for the Chicago-based company, which filed for bankruptcy protection in 1999 in the face of slumping sales tied to cheaper overseas imports and mounting debt.

Traditional Passover products like matzo, gefilte fish and macaroons are among the biggest sellers for Manischewitz, and as recently as a decade ago sales tied to the holiday accounted for as much as 80 percent of annual revenues, according to the company.

The treaty would for the first time set international standards for conventional weapons sales, tying them to respect for human rights, the prevention of war crimes and the protection of civilians.

"Basic Instinct 2" (MGM/Columbia), which got some of the most savage reviews of any film this year, opened with only $3.2 million in sales, tying for 10th place with "Larry the Cable Guy Health Inspectorr" (Lionsgate).

His Galaxy Entertainment collected 10% of the city's $6.8 billion estimated 2006 sales, tying him at third place with Wynn behind Ho's 57% and Adelson's 23%.

Looking at sales will be essential too: does your process of creating and converting new business work well, are your incentive programs motivating, and are sales commissions tied to profit per sale.

And the fact Cook cites Apple's battery replacement program as a significant source of lost sales ties all this together.