Sentence examples similar to counting of sales from inspiring English sources

The old Ford lost money on many of its cars, counting on sales of more expensive trucks to stay in the black.

But the company is counting on sales of about 18 of the jets per year, and industry officials say an inability to land Business Jets at Teterboro hurts Boeing's ability to market the plane.

Airbus is counting on sales of 400 to 500 of the planes to foreign customers over the next 20 years and is reportedly in talks with as many as three dozen potential buyers.

Bristol-Myers was counting on sales of Vanlev to replace any revenue it may lose from some of its other drugs that will soon lose their patent protection.

Studios count on sales of DVD and Blu-ray versions of their movies to help deliver profits because few films reach profitability in theaters.

The county is also counting on sales tax income of more than $792 million this year to help create a $10 million "rainy day" fund next year and to hire more county attorneys and improve an outdated computer system.

Kmart has long counted on sales of exclusive brands to drum up excitement about its stores.

On the streets of the Lower East Side and Williamsburg, where most of the showcases took place, conversations revolved around T-shirt salicensingnsing deals, corporate sponsors, tour arrangements and other ways musicians are making a livelihood now that they can't count on sales of recordings.

It will also have an edge over competitor Nvidia, which has long counted on sales of its graphics chips to AMD.

The lists of most popular players and teams are drawn up from a count of sales over the regular season.

VGChartz, which keeps an unofficial count of sales, puts the total number of Xbox One units shifted to date at 15.6 million units, while Nintendo is estimated to have sold close to 11 million Wii Us.