Sentence examples for feel sales from inspiring English sources

They still feel sales pressure when shopping for new cameras.

"I want to interact with people and don't want to be confined to a cubicle, so I felt sales was the best career path for me," he said.

On the defensive, Brittin said he could see how the public, some Google customers – even Google staff – might feel that sales were closed in the UK.

Even the best CEOs don't have a good feel for sales just six months out.

We feel as sales growth accelerates, the margins should continue to expand, and the company's long record of sustainable growth should continue.

Whenever I heard why we didn't feel a sales process at an important customer was going well (or if we lost) I would get involved myself.

Even with discounts, free champagne and an opportunity to rub elbows (or in this case, handbags) with your neighbor in Easthampton, some feel sample sales are a waste of time.

When I talk to senior managers, many feel that sales are now flat and no longer declining.

(Although ask small business owners how they feel about sales tax collection procedures before you start getting excited about ditching the income tax).

The celebrity effect has been felt on sales, too, with 75,000 pairs being sold since December 2013.

The team feels giving sales numbers would be misleading as the World Cup build up has enhanced the Sports division's performance.