Sentence examples for globally sales from inspiring English sources

Globally, sales increased in 2010 to $1.2 billion, up 18 percent from 2009.

The decline came as carriers like Sprint and Verizon Wireless replaced their older gear, which runs on a 1980s technology called Code Division Multiple Access, or CDMA, with new networks built on an Internet-based transmission technology called Long Term Evolution, or LTE Globally, sales of CDMA equipment fell by 50 percent amid the transition to LTE grids, Ericsson said.

Globally, sales at chip contract-makers are likely to more than double, to $23 billion, in 2004, says Gartner Dataquest, a research firm.

Globally, unit sales of smartphones are now running just about equal with laptops, and by 2012, smartphone sales are expected to eclipse the entire personal computer market.

Globally, car sales will rise about 3 percent this year, Mr. Da Silva said.

Uniqlo has sold 100 million Heattech items globally since sales began in 2003.

Kennedy calculates that globally marijuana sales are worth between $150bn and $200bn a year, though, of course, most of that is illicit.

It is the second-largest retailer globally by sales, behind Wal-Mart Stores, and the largest in Europe, with a range of formats from hypermarkets to hard discount and local convenience stores.

In a press release announcing aspects of the shows in the UK tour, Clarkson is quoted as saying: "What could possibly go wrong?" BBC Worldwide makes about £50m in revenues from commercialising the Top Gear brand globally, from sales of the TV programme to over 200 territories, to books and DVDs.

Globally, iPhone sales grew 26percentt year-over-year in November 2014.

Globally, piano sales have been hurt by declining birth rates and less interest among the young.