Sentence examples for claimed sales from inspiring English sources

Between January and September last year Virgin France claimed sales of CDs and DVDs had dropped by almost 15%.

His own account, "Le Grand Cirque" (1948), was an international best seller in many languages and claimed sales of three million copies around the world.

Cadillac lost face two years ago when it claimed sales leadership for 1998 over its archrival, Lincoln, only to back down a few weeks later when independent figures showed that Cadillac had come up short.

Even so, they claimed, sales were better than expected, things look better for the second quarter and the surge in inventories that had caused so much alarm is being brought under control.The NAPM non-manufacturing survey was also less worrying than some economists had feared.

The company claimed sales of 5 billion yuan ($646 million) in 2006 of facial recognition products.

As a result, he claimed, sales of popcorn had risen 18.1% - and Coke by 57.7%.

Along with its 2000 debut album, "Parachutes," Coldplay claims sales of 20 million albums worldwide.

The suits accuse SpongeTech, which makes sponges infused with soap, of falsifying its financial reports by claiming sales to nonexistent companies.

Even with Sony claiming sales of 500,000 PlayStation Portables during its first two days on sale in North America, the potential for advertisers may depend heavily on how much people like watching the clips.

Both refuse to give figures for sales in the UK, though Borders reports 1.2m copies sold worldwide - "considerably up" on last time - and WHSmith claims sales at a rate of 15 copies a second.

It pointed to reports in the Indian media of developers claiming prices in Trump-branded buildings had risen by up to 18% as a result of his presidency, with others claiming sales at up to 30% above market rates.