Sentence examples for coordinating sales from inspiring English sources

Now, after the investigation that unearthed concerns but ended with no assignment of blame, the gift recipients can trade their Reader's Digest stock and manage their funds like any endowment, to throw off maximum income while voluntarily coordinating sales to avoid a mass sell-off that could impact the market and harm them all.

According to Karen Mansour, who is coordinating sales at 33 East 74th Street, a 10-unit luxury condominium assemblage of brownstones that includes the Grosvenor Atterbury Mansion, a 17,000-square-foot landmark, "Buyers are looking for grand spaces with grand amenities: that's where the pendulum is swinging in Gold Coast neighborhoods".

"We opened our sales office in December and sold out by Feb. 1," said Ed Berry of Marketing Directors, the company coordinating sales for the building's sponsor, the 93rd Street L.L.C. Closings on most of the apartments are to be held by the end of this month.

Zillow and Yahoo Real Estate will be coordinating sales efforts for the advertising network, so that advertisers who buy Showcase Ads or Featured Listings on either site will automatically have those placed on both Yahoo Real Estate and Zillow.

Other issues could include figuring out how to coordinate sales efforts and determining which sales team sells which ad space.

Each passenger on the crashed bus paid $15 for a ticket, according to Matthew Yu, owner of the Chinatown-based ticket agency that coordinated sales for the trip.

It could use Channel Intelligence's data-management platform to coordinate sales and delivery.

For each, it prepared a marketing briefing book and assigned product managers called "product champions"–to coordinate sales.

While Kyklo does optimize search ranking, it works best as an aid for teams by helping coordinate sales leads, giving greater transparency on data — for future sales predictions — making it easy to add new products quickly, and automating much of the process for repeat customers.

The letter noted that Hernández possessed a visa that enabled him to cross over the border and coordinate sales in the United States.

It did say, however, that unidentified employees had coordinated sale dates with their counterparts at Christie's.