Sentence examples for impair sales from inspiring English sources

Perhaps contrary to popular belief, this focus on questioning does not impair sales conversation, but rather enhances it.

E-returns not only are expensive, time consuming, and labor intensive for retailers to process, but the potential hassles to consumers impair sales and slow customer growth.

What astonished professionals like Mr. Ritchie, the British-born senior vice president of Sotheby's wine department, was that the aftermath of the terrorist attacks not only did not impair auction sales, it might have galvanized them.

In fact, a CIO Insights report shows that 40% of organizations indicate that scattered information and limited visibility into data impair their sales organizations.

Trump's attempt to stretch a 1962 trade law — which permits higher tariffs when imports "threaten to impair the national security" — to cover routine sales of foreign-made cars drew strong opposition from within his own party.

Probably, but with the company's history of paying out generous bonuses based on sales of its CDs, it likely impaired the advisers' vision and clouded their objectivity.

Again, he said tax revenue from rec sales would help the municipality police impaired driving.

Amelia Forde, who is severely visually impaired, just graduated from the University of Derby, and hopes to work in sales in the drinks industry.

(Southsides impair footwork).

This may impair recovery.

The job: Sales, sales, sales.