Sentence examples for collapse of sales from inspiring English sources

It can take several weeks for a collapse of sales to work its way into the production end.

And then there is Lilly, which is still smarting from the almost complete collapse of sales of Prozac after the introduction in 2001 of competing generics.

Apple's news from late yesterday that it would miss its earnings estimates by several billion dollars thanks to a collapse of sales in China was the trigger for a broad sell-off that erased gains from the last trading sessions before the New Year (which saw the biggest one-day gain in stocks in recent history).

It was placed into administration in January owing about £3m to Revenue & Customs, after the collapse of sale talks with the Sports Cafe chain - which also went bust.

At the same time, New Jersey is facing a 12-year high unemployment rate of 6.1percentt, cutbacks in the financial services jobs that were among the state's most lucrative and a record drop in sales tax collections caused in large measure by the virtual collapse of auto sales.

And the collapse of DVD sales means it is more important to drive people to cinemas.

The collapse of French sales has further complicated an already challenging situation at Moksel.

Some Hollywood executives hope that digital downloading can shore up profit margins eroded by the collapse of DVD sales.

One reason is the collapse of record sales, which has forced artists to rely on touring for most of their income.

But the people of Seattle are not in dreamlike mood.The collapse of airliner sales, one of the consequences of September 11th, means that the Boeing company may soon be laying off something like 30,000 workers.

It was a year of much agonising over the state of the British music industry and the collapse of singles sales.