Sentence examples for distinctive selling from inspiring English sources

Each had his distinctive selling point.

The corporation sometimes forgets that its distinctive selling points are consistency and seriousness.

FOR decades, the uninterrupted programming on PBS has been one of its most distinctive selling points to audiences and philanthropic and corporate supporters alike.

Some critics fear that the flying wine makers from the new world, and the spread of large wine companies, will gradually eradicate the diversity and sense of place that is wine's most distinctive selling point.

HBO, a pay-TV channel that doesn't take advertising, produced the first wave of these shows as part of a deliberate corporate strategy: it was seeking out a sophisticated, affluent audience, and "adult themes", as they say, were a distinctive selling point.

First, it is part of the environmental solution and needs to be consistent with a product's distinctive selling proposition--the natural properties of a food or beverage product should not clash with the environmental attributes of its packaging.

In the meantime, entrepreneurial kids line the route up to the foot of the middle of the island's five distinctive peaks, selling cups of tea and freshly cooked waffles with jam and cream.

And distinctive can sell.

Since then, he's become one of America's most popular stand-ups and distinctive comedic actors, selling out national tours and starring alongside Amy Poehler for seven seasons on the hit TV show Parks and Recreation.

David Kramer of Hilton & Hyland, an affiliate of Christie's International Real Estate, said he encountered distinctive hurdles when selling Aaron Spelling's 4.7-acre, $150-million Candyland property to British socialite Petra Ecclestone Stunt in 2011.

Its rampant success in the early years led to the opening of a merchandising store in central London, selling the distinctive MA1 jackets with the portcullis logo.