Sentence examples for adjusted sales from inspiring English sources
The seasonally adjusted sales rate rose to 17.4 million from 17.1 million in September 1999, based on the average forecast of four analysts.
The Association does not expect an impact of catastrophic dimension but rather a moderate decline in real inflation adjusted sales volume, with gains in non-defense business off-setting to a considerable degree the indicated reductions in defense business.
In an investor call on Thursday evening, adjusted sales of $2.2bn were revealed for the last quarter, beating estimates of $2.1bn, thanks to strong sales for Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and Destiny.
Overall, GM's selling-day adjusted sales for all vehicles were up 2% in October.
A: Internal Revenue Code 75-238 sayouyou can defer your profit tax if the purchase price of your new, jointly-owned principal residence exceeds the total of the net (adjusted) sales prices of your former principal residences.
This tax rule says home sellers who, within 24 months before or after the sale, buy and occupy their replacement principal residence costing at least as much as the net (adjusted) sales price of their old principal residence must defer their profit tax.
The accompanying chart adjusts sales for inflation, and looks only at the trends in retail sales other than at gasoline stations.
Throughout the year, each company would be allowed to adjust sales as each month's numbers were distributed.
They're the first to adjust sales models to accommodate new buying behaviors, and they're the first to adopt emerging technology to get ahead of the competition.
There was also an upbeat forecast from GM; the automaker's sales analysts projected seasonally adjusted annual sales will rise as high as 13.5 million in 2011, according to TradeTheNews.com.
"We cannot provide meaningful forecasts about sales in Japan beyond the first quarter and, therefore, have not adjusted our sales or earnings plan for the remaining quarters of 2011," said Michael J. Kowalski, the chief executive.
