Sentence examples for increase merchandising from inspiring English sources

And while the cynical might think the new uniforms are meant to increase merchandising revenue, the team's executive vice president, John Mara -- whose grandfather, Tim, founded the team in 1925 -- said that increased profits had nothing to do with it.

Finally, expectations were high that the acquisition of a star like Ramirez would increase merchandise sales.

For years, N.B.A., M.L.B., N.F.L. and N.H.L. teams have changed their uniform styles and designs to increase merchandise sales, keep up with fashion trends or herald a new era, as the Miami Marlins just did.

The club sold €440 million ($600 million) worth of shirts and other soccer merchandise during that time, increasing merchandising profits by 137%, Real's marketing director Jose Sanchez told News Corp. 's Sun newspaper.

By 2009, 20th Century Fox had greatly increased merchandising efforts.

If they don't keep winning tournaments regularly, if they don't keep increasing merchandise revenues by tens of millions of pounds every year, if they don't shift those expensive corporate hospitality seats for home matches, if television rights don't keep shooting ever upwards, the whole house of cards will fall.

The figures also revealed   that commercial revenues continued to increase but merchandising fell by four per cent as the club made a loss of £1.6m before interest and tax - down from a £1.4m profit the previous year.

The credit ratings of Gap Inc. were cut to junk yesterday by Standard & Poor's, which said that increased competition, merchandising blunders and a glut of stores had led to a string of profit and sales declines.

From 1998 to 2010, by following the marketing and branding lead of commercially vibrant entities like the Cowboys and Apple, the university increased its merchandising royalties from $600,000 to, most recently, a one-year haul of more than $10.1 million that was split between the athletics department and the president's office.

Since Beckham joined from Real Madrid in 2007, the MLS has increased from 12 to 19 teams and seen a 231% increase in merchandise sales.

Enter in cell C29, Increase in merchandise inventory.