Sentence examples for a selling term from inspiring English sources

As a selling term, caul fat is a nonstarter.

Right now we're in trans-season – a selling term rather than a made-up fashion word – which refers to a selection of new styles that will help you "transition" from summer to autumn.

"It's not a proper selling term," she said.

Some states permit universities "to request a court to enjoin a business from selling term papers, etc., to its students" (Standler 2012, p. 69).

Economies of scale are important in selling term insurance, for example, and to counter increased competition from banks.

Married, 2 children| Former high school football coach, started selling term life insurance to supplement income 1967.

Trying to take some of the $1 trillion in excess cash out of the financial system, the Federal Reserve proposed a program to sell term deposits to banks.

"It's not that it's less likely that a kid is going to go to a Web site that sells term papers and try to cheat on his homework," Mr. Chapin said.

After graduating in 1978, he sold term life insurance for a brief period and then worked as a broker for Merrill Lynch.

The sites that offer the widest comparisons and are simplest to use sell term life insurance.

That's a heck of a selling point when the term sheets come in.