Sentence examples for constrained sales from inspiring English sources

The chief executive, Louis Gallois, said the dollar's decline had constrained sales growth last year and was likely to eat into profit this year.

We recognised that trading conditions in the UK and the rest of Europe will continue to be challenging for the foreseeable future and are likely to continue to constrain sales of our high ticket items.

Since surging in August, home resales have increased only modestly, an indication that tight supplies in some parts of the country are constraining sales.

He said it would be foolish to constrain beer sales.

Some members of Congress, including Mr. Lieberman, have threatened stricter regulation while industry leaders have argued that no other business has so constrained its own sales by agreeing to voluntary ratings and labeling.

Apollo's Realogy is still weathering the real estate storm and the chip maker Freescale would be constrained in any sales pitch by the biggest decline in earnings among the buyout whales.

Rumours surrounding the release of the iPhone 5 clearly impacted sales of other iPhones during the quarter and then supply issues have constrained the iPhone 5 sales in the quarter.

" The Ford F150 "EcoBoost" model, a a six-cylinder vehicle that he said had the performance of an eight-cylinder, isoso popular that sales are constrained only by availability, he said.

(February sales were constrained by poor weather).

The company said initial sales were constrained by production capacity but expects production to ramp up quickly from 2,000 units in 2009/10 to 30,000 vehicles within three years as it expands production of lithium-ion battery through Lithium Energy Japan, a joint venture with GS Yuasa Corporation and Mitsubishi Corporation.

In the EU, in spite of large supplies, wheat sales remained constrained by continuing strength in the euro against the US dollar.