Sentence examples for expectation of selling from inspiring English sources
These are written with some concern for professional credibility and in the expectation of selling comparatively few copies.
The article gives an example of a used car dealer buying a 1974 Gran Torino in El Paso, Tex., for $100 with the expectation of selling it in Mexico for at least $400.
At the beginning of the year, a farmer, say, borrows $100 from a bank to buy some fertiliser with the expectation of selling her produce, let's say wheat, on the open market at $150.
One source said there was never an expectation of selling out the increased print run, but with so many retail outlets the object was to work out where copies need to be concentrated.
An operating partner might have put up 5percentt of the equity, or even less, with Lehman putting up the balance in the expectation of selling its position to its investors.
Considering the rising value of property on West 47th Street, Andreas Brown, the owner of the Gotham -- who resides on the building's fifth floor -- indicated that he has every expectation of selling it for that amount, or more.
And while PS3 has not met expectations of selling 6m consoles in America, some 1.4m have nevertheless been snapped up since their launch last November.
Apple long had the reputation of providing computers to a smaller group of discerning consumers, and has used that sophisticated appeal to sell millions of iPads and set expectations of selling tens of millions more.
Corey Waldron, Modbar's founder, said that the company has set official expectations of selling fifty to sixty systems by the end of year, but he suspects that it will sell more.
The hybrid basketball-gymnastics extreme sport that had a short life on Spike in 2002 and 2003 is being resurrected for a "showcase" season to be taped in June with expectations of selling eight franchises before 2009.
With 25,000 tickets sold in 2012 and expectations of selling more than 35,000 this year, this madcap Hollywood shindig is growing only stronger.
