Sentence examples for confusing sales from inspiring English sources

Providian made the confusing sales pitches to people with both poor and normal credit.

The regulators accused the Providian Financial Corporation, the nation's sixth-largest issuer of credit cards, of deceiving hundreds of thousands of consumers, many of them with credit problems, with phone calls and mass mailings full of confusing sales pitches.

And this is where the madness springs from, because they seem to confuse record sales and celebrity status with influence.

G.R.T. stands for Gross Receipts Taxes, which go to state and local governments (not to be confused with sales tax, listed separately).

The rise in diesel car sales, alongside confusing fuel pump markings, are largely blamed for the 150,000 annual cases of misfuelling in the UK.

An incorrectly deployed cross-sell effort often results in confusing customers, delays the sales cycle and in many cases prompts prospects to ask for discounts.

Hardware manufacturers now routinely brick expensive electronics they no longer want to support, or downgrade a video game console's functionality post sale, again confusing customers who thought they owned a product, only to suddenly discover post-purchase caveats.

After the salesman has done his job, by which I mean thoroughly confused you, a sales manager in a spiffy suit will appear.

Ms. Cyrus's transition from teen queen to adult star was marred by a steady drip, drip of scandalous revelations and a near-nude photo spread in Vanity Fair, which left many of her fans feeling alienated and confused; her record sales plummeted.

Ms. Cyrus's transition from teen queen to adult star was _____ by a steady drip, drip of scandalous revelations and a near-nude photo spread in Vanity Fair, which left many of her fans feeling alienated and confused; her record sales plummeted.

But they're not paying that close attention to you or your resume, and the transitions that may seem clear to you (why you left grad school to launch a startup, or shifted from HR into sales) may be confusing to others.