Sentence examples for fierce sales from inspiring English sources

Western retailers who tried to insulate Chinese shoppers from manufacturers and their fierce sales pitches were faulted for misunderstanding the local market.Nowadays, however, Chinese consumers are increasingly shopping in hypermarkets that group products by type rather than by manufacturer.

With mobile democratizing video recording, all these companies have been in a fierce sales war.

But with trucks locked in ever-fiercer sales battles, their grilles have grown larger and more eye-catching, a modern, motorized riff on the battle shields of medieval crusaders.

The online availability of free or low-cost photos and videos has begun to take a fierce toll on sales of X-rated DVDs.

Food safety has long been a problem in China, where a combination of widespread corruption and fierce competition for sales have led businesses to take dangerous shortcuts in producing an array of products.

Bidding at the Sotheby's auction was said to be fierce, and the sale surpassed expectation.

Competition is fierce in the ticket sales industry, especially between Live Nation (which merged with Ticketmaster in 2010) and StubHub.

Profit and revenue are falling at Gateway, which is based in San Diego, because of declining demand and fierce competition for computer sales.

"There's very fierce competition on the sales side, but on the technical side we share what we have," he said.

Surely there comes a point – even at a time of declining sales and fierce competition from other media – when the press matures and accepts its position, which currently comes down to unintended collusion with terrorism.

In some markets such as Japan, where 97% of mobile subscribers have smartphones, saturation has led to price wars, fluctuating sales and fierce competition – which Apple is unlikely to want to face without a backup.