Sentence examples for capable of selling from inspiring English sources

Cream-endorsed albums were capable of selling 250,000 copies.

It would need lots of service stations capable of selling natural gas.

This, after all, is a performer capable of selling out large venues who doesn't even have his own website.

If they are so sure of the treaty's merits then they should be capable of selling it to their people.

Sure, he said, some owners are capable of selling their own homes, but brokers are professionals who provide a skilled service.

By the mid-eighties, Springsteen was the biggest rock star in the world, capable of selling out Giants Stadium ten shows in a row.

In a blog post, Roscheisen claims his company has produced "the world's lowest-cost solar panel – which we believe will make us the first solar manufacturer capable of profitably selling solar panels at as little as $.99/Watt".

To the extent this conflict is going to continue, we are clearly on the Saudis' side, but the inarguable effect of selling more capable weapons to the Saudis is the acceleration of weapons build-up in Iran.

Most of the people whose lives are spent tethered to the fortunes of racehorses saw the HBO piece as a welcome exposure of what it widely regarded as the inhumanity of those who would exploit the earning power of a thoroughbred, then, when it is no longer capable of racing, sell it for a few hundred dollars to those who, after the murder, send it to the butcher shops of Europe and Japan.

Security for loans must actually be capable of being sold under the normal conditions of the market, at a fair market value and also with reasonable promptness.

A free-enterprise system is not possible if there are no consumers capable of buying and selling.