Sentence examples for declining selling from inspiring English sources

The problem of insufficient disk space is one that affects users with low-end devices more often, but that's still a good chunk of Android's user base, thanks to the rapidly declining selling price of Android phones, which has allowed it to top iOS's market share by a wide margin.

Yet even in Italy domestic films are in decline, selling only a little more than half as many tickets this year as they did last year.

"In a declining business, selling today is always better than selling tomorrow," said another person with knowledge of the deal who was not authorized to discuss the talks publicly.

But Estée Lauder and Revlon are more dependent on unfashionable department stores where sales are declining and selling costs are high.

In our Sept. 11 story ("Intel's latest fable"), we again expressed concerns about Intel's business model and the declining average selling prices of the chips.

Asked whether Glock ever considered declining to sell high-capacity magazines for its guns, he replied, "Not for one half a second, no, sir".

Declining to sell music online hasn't made Led Zeppelin's songs unavailable; they are regularly traded on unauthorized file-sharing services.

AHEDGE fund differs from a mutual fund in that managers not only buy stocks but also offset that risk by "shorting" stocks when they think the value of a company will decline -- selling the stock before they buy it, on the bet that the selling price will be higher.

A few years later, Mr. Prokhorov seemed to fall out of favor, amid reports he was declining to sell his shares in Norilsk back to the government during a wave of nationalizations championed by Mr. Putin.

Founded in 1984, he took the company public in 1992 and, after declining sales, sold to private investment firm Apax Partners in May, 2006 for a reported $1.6 billion.

Nook sales also declined as selling prices fell along with unit volume.