Sentence examples for explosion of sales from inspiring English sources
When Apple introduced the iPhone App Store in July 2008, it created an explosion of sales; even though Apple wasn't first with an app store (Nokia and Palm had notably preceded it), the rapid growth of the smartphone market and the visibility of the iPhone guaranteed eager buyers – and, for some developers, sudden wealth.
For years, it was a perk for the rich, but 2005 saw an explosion of sales to ordinary folks of a product known as interest-only mortgage loans.
"Paying that huge sum without seeing the art can be scary for some people, but we've seen in the last ten years that there is an explosion of sales being made by simply sending jpgs," said Catherine Levene.
The company's recent pivot finds it's venturing onto other platforms and licensing its IP for new ventures like Universal Studios — and the result has seemingly raised boats across the Nintendoverse, as evidenced by an explosion of sales in its new DS Pokémon titles pushed along by its unexpected smartphone success.
"The explosion of computer sales when Windows 7 launched, as well as the huge increase in netbook sales at that time, are much more to blame for weak consumer PC sales growth than the iPad," said Stephen Baker, VP of industry analysis at NPD Group.
The explosion of Internet sales and sites got him thinking.
The explosion of car sales over the Internet, where vehicles can be sold person to person and bypass official channels, has made the problem harder to resolve.
That began to change last year, with a sudden explosion of Japanese sales of file-servers beefy PCs or more powerfile-servers beefythat run the network and store the information to be shared by PCs"clients" or people's desks.
An explosion of medical marijuana sales over the last year in Colorado as well as the District of Columbia and the 13 other states where medical use is allowed has certainly brought a new element into the mix.
Clearstone Venture Partners MD William Quigley commented: "All investors have taken note of the explosion of virtual item sales in the casual game market.
What could possibly be wrong with the worldwide explosion in sales of electrical and digital equipment seen this Christmas?
