Sentence examples for extent selling from inspiring English sources

With our electric cars, where customers can rent the battery, we are to some extent selling mobility and mileage more than a product".

Subsequently, his friend Jack Nicholson told him that people would remember that interview for 25 years, and the Yankees' Chad Curtis snubbed Gray's request for an interview after hitting a home run to win Game 3. Gray's aggressiveness extends to a business where he has been, to an extent, selling himself.

To some extent, selling appears manipulative.

Byrne replied: "It's just discussing what they like as a couple … There's loads of detail … All magazines have to an extent sell their publication and not cross a barrier.

It will let customers trade funds on-line under its flat-fee structure, so it will have to shift, to a certain extent, from selling load funds to selling no-loads.

"It was out of notice that patients could not afford hospital bills to the extent of selling property (KI)".

Economic circumstances also force girls to help out even to the extent of selling their bodies.

Other types of health care expenditures were typically financed through savings and loans, and to a lesser extent by selling assets and cutting/delaying payments.

It was never clear to what extent they sold George W. Bush a bill of goods, playing on that president's ignorance of the world and personal issues both oedipal and napoleonic.

Third, there is a need to investigate the extent to which "selling" is, almost by definition, unprofessional.

"Each and every one, to a lesser or greater extent, were involved in selling drugs from that street," said Forsyth.