Sentence examples for compiling sales from inspiring English sources

Since 2006, the 20-person firm has been busy compiling sales data, classifying games and cataloging key components–everything from the art style to the gender of playable characters.

According to a press release, they generated this list, "by compiling sales data of all book, magazine and newspaper sales in both print and Kindle format from April 2013 to April 2014, on a per capita basis in cities with more than 100,000 residents".

BT consumption data were derived from a specific international trade survey compiling sales data conducted in 2009 by Euromonitor International, an independent agency specialised in market research.

A PG-13 rating and a wide release helped push the horror movie "The Last Exorcism" (Lionsgate) to No. 1 with about $21.3 million in grosses, according to Hollywood.com, which compiles sales data.

Second place at the weekend box office went to "Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted" (DreamWorks Animation), which sold about $20 million in tickets for a three-week total of $157.4 million, according to Hollywood.com, which compiles sales data.

No independent data provider compiles sales figures that include all the outlets where Spam is sold, including foreign stores, so it is not clear exactly how much sales are up.

A fledgling service called Bookscan is trying to compile sales statistics from cash registers around the country, but until now no one even tried to count the sales of all books accurately.

"If someone had asked me, I would have probably said the Honda Accord or the Toyota Camry in Southern California," said Tom Libby, a director of industry analysis for J. D. Power & Associates, which compiles sales data from dealers around the country.

All this and more can be gleaned from "The Missing Charts" which, through the labours of one man, the late Colin Brown, compiles sales figures from music publishers and record companies to provide us with detailed listings of the top-selling records in the decade before the Official Charts began in 1952.

The No. 1 movie at the weekend box-office derby appeared to be the DreamWorks Animation holdover "How to Train Your Dragon," above, which brought in about $20 million for a new total of $158.6 million, according to Hollywood.com, which compiles sales statistics.

"I can go here for a day or two and not see a Honda or a Toyota," said Tom Libby, a director of industry analysis for J. D. Power & Associates in Detroit, which compiles sales data from dealers across the country, "whereas at a stoplight in California, I might not see a single domestic model anywhere around.