Sentence examples for emphasized sales from inspiring English sources

ONE company that has emphasized sales to foreign carmakers, Johnson Controls of Milwaukee, is the biggest supplier of car seats to the North American operations of Toyota and Nissan, according to Prudential Securities.

This method of marketing relied on word of mouth and emphasized sales made directly to neighbors (door-to-door) and, after 1905, sales on credit.

Regulators also emphasize sales such figures.

The company bought the computer maker Sun Microsystems two years ago and has been emphasizing sales of large systems for data processing at the expense of Sun's less expensive gear.

The uncertainty has forced Bausch to remove MoistureLoc indefinitely from several markets, including the United States, and re-emphasize sales of ReNu MultiPlus, an older product.

Our goal is to drive profitable sales for every restaurant in the Wendy's system, and we recently launched Phase 2 of our strategic plan to emphasize sales growth with improved marketing, new products and operations.

Verizon monitors its customer service representatives and emphasizes sales "because I want to be sure they provide a high quality of service," said Bruce Gordon, president of Verizon's Retail Markets Group.

While still emphasizing sales to health-food stores and mainstream groceries in the Northeast, the cornerstone of its revenues, the company's marketing drive has been focused on youngsters.

The studio's home-entertainment unit describes the campaign -- which is emphasizing sales in the South and Midwest, where the movie was most popular -- as its most exhaustive Christian marketing effort ever.

Her indoctrination may emphasize sales technique, or "customer service and addressing customer needs," as Laura Cicchelli, vice president of marketing for Calvin Klein Color, calls it; or it could consist solely of product information, as at Sephora, where the staff is geared to answer questions but never push a sale.

In our analysis, we tend to emphasize sales over earnings since earnings are easier to manipulate than sales.