Sentence examples for ignited sales from inspiring English sources

Machines using Intel's new Pentium 4 microprocessor have not yet ignited sales, they say, and it remains unclear whether consumers will be lured by Microsoft's Windows XP, which includes a bundle of Web services, when it is shipped in October.

That hasn't exactly ignited sales, even though Apple has said it wants to sell 10 million iPhones by the end of 2008.

The ad campaign reshaped the company's image and ignited sales.

The publicity did little to ignite sales.

While OutKast remained a standout at Arista, earning six Grammy nominations, blockbuster hopefuls like Whitney Houston failed to ignite sales as projected.

The iPhone 5C failed to live up to expectations, causing Apple's suppliers to cut production and Apple to introduce a cheaper 8GB iPhone 5C to try to ignite sales.

To succeed he must find a way to re-ignite sales of Celebrex, the $2 billion (sales) crown jewel in Pharmacia's new portfolio.

By all rights, the company's future is hazy especially if its cash-flow problems continue and it can't boost its marketing efforts and ignite sales.

"A lot of countries are starting to ignite in sales, predominantly in Southeast Asia," Weinberg said.

The Nook Color has surprised publishers of women's magazines like O, The Oprah Magazine, Cosmopolitan and Women's Health by igniting strong sales that rival — and in some cases surpass — sales on the iPad.

Other publishers are trying to ignite online sales, too.