Sentence examples for claiming sales from inspiring English sources

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

Cupertino announced launch sales of five million+ in its first three days — claiming sales would have exceeded six million if its supply chain had been able to build enough iPhones to meet demand.

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.

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%.

It just might the company claims sales volume at its rebranded stations has risen.

Customers include Toyota, Thomson Reuters, GEICO, Yellow Pages Canada and McKesson and it claims sales are rocketing.

The firm claims sales for nearly all its top treats are on the rise, albeit shallowly, and says that Snickers sales have only slipped some 0.7%.

While Marks and Spencer claimed sales of chicken drumsticks had doubled in a week to one million and sales of sausage rolls reached two million.

Leonard serves as Estée chairman; hoping his "Lipstick Indicator Theory"–which claims sales of cheap luxuries like lipstick increase in times of economic stress will hold up.