Sentence examples for formidable sales from inspiring English sources
The ubiquity of fashionable starlets has proven a formidable sales tool, driving the commercial success of cobwebby ponchos, tweed blazers and satin pencil skirts for fall.
Do they accede to acquisition offers from traditional print publishers, or do they watch those companies build sites and try to compete against their formidable sales and marketing teams?
Written under the sobriquet, The Cuckoo's Calling did not initially create much interest in 2013, but when the identity of "Robert Galbraith" was revealed (against Rowling's wishes, we were told – perhaps because her first adult novel, The Casual Vacancy in 2012, had a mixed critical response, despite formidable sales).
For many, though, it will make sense to leverage their infrastructure, deep pockets and formidable sales and marketing force while using startups as their R&D arm.
Oracle applied its formidable sales expertise to its growing portfolio and used the lock-in inherent in enterprise applications to its advantage.
But while Oracle focused its formidable sales and marketing talents on draining cash out of each installed base and making incremental improvements to each separate product, SAP has been at work integrating its products into a coherent, consistent form.
But any deal would face a formidable hurdle: sales at the bookstores of both chains have declined and the competition on the digital front is intense.
The improvising genius of the first generation of post-communist entrepreneurs makes them formidable in sales and purchasing, but less so, perhaps, in carefully managing what happens in between.
To reignite the once formidable McDonald's sales machine, Mr. Lombardi said, "it's not in the end about the advertising, it's about the customer experience in the store".
While his widow, Leona M. Helmsley, still controls a formidable portfolio, the sale of about half the Helmsley properties and leaseholds nationwide, largely through Douglas L. Harmon and Benjamin V. Lambert of Eastdil Realty, has yielded some $2.5 billion.
Still, in Beijing's view, even if the most recent package could have been more formidable, the continuing weapon sales to Taiwan feel like a poke in the eye.
