Sentence examples for a unique selling point from inspiring English sources

Understandably, each of the trio believes that it has a unique selling point.

It is a unique selling point - GameBoy Advance cannot do it.

If he has a unique selling point, it is his uncanny self-effacement.

It's a unique selling point for British companies, not just for those in the sports sector.

"That gives us a unique selling point in Europe in terms of an EU capital city airport," he says.

These days, however, the market for antireligious tracts is sufficiently crowded that any new entrant needs a unique selling point.

If it has a unique selling point in 2016, it might be its push into non-music content.

Is the conversation around sustainable textiles really going mainstream then, or does it remain a unique selling point?

With everybody now calling for structural reform, the FDP no longer has a unique selling-point.

Teased last month, announced [JP] today: Fujitsu took the wraps off a 3D desktop PC that has a quite unique selling point: it comes with a camera that lets users shoot pictures and video in 3D.

Stand out, and then stand out some more: As with trying to break into any saturated market you HAVE to have a USP (unique selling point) – ideally a VUSP (very unique selling point) – to make any impact.