Sentence examples for damage sales from inspiring English sources

No, it does not happen, because it would damage sales.

The problem could damage sales of Eprex, and there has been speculation the drug could be taken off the market.

LVMH, the luxury giant behind the Christian Dior label, is at pains to reassure the fashion world that the 11-month wait for a replacement designer for Galliano has done nothing to damage sales.

Presley took out a gun and shot it, twice or possibly three times.It might be thought that the incident, enthusiastically reported around the world, would damage sales of the Pantera.

Despite predictions that Peter Mandelson beating him into print would damage sales of Tony Blair's autobiography, the former prime minister's book has trounced his erstwhile spin doctor's to become one of the fastest-selling memoirs ever – presumably pretty solid consolation for having had his publication party at Tate Modern cancelled.

That could seriously damage sales.

She estimated her loss of business at $1,500 a day--but expected to begin with a "smoke damage" sale.

"Thought-provoking" is as honest as I dare be without damaging sales.

It does not appear that the growth of ebooks is damaging sales of physical books.

But they say SARS has devastated the civet market and also badly damaged sales for wild food.

See Harris, A Radical Restatement of the Law of Seller's Damages: Sales Act and Commercial Code Results Compared, 18 Stan.