Sentence examples for instrument sales from inspiring English sources

Clearly there aren't enough entrepreneurs to go round to save the dying high street trade in recorded music even if the customers were there, but the business of sheet music and instrument sales, hire and repairs – which require the advice and assistance of skilled and knowledgeable salespeople – can't exist exclusively on the internet.

But a leap into instrument sales is not to be made lightly.

Of course, not all who enter instrument sales follow DeWitt's path.

While instrument sales can pressure margins, they bode well for long-term sales growth.

But it turns out traditional instrument sales are still growing, albeit slowly.

To decide what devices provide the best conditions for a specific application, a scientist can ask an expert, such as Jeffrey D. McGinn, president and director of instrument sales, McCrone Microscopes & Accessories in Westmont, Illinois.

Senate investigators are questioning whether the instrument sale is representative of a fast-growing tax dodge in which wealthy donors inflate the value of gifts -- from rare violins to paintings, period furnishings and even fossils -- abetted by docile appraisers, weak tax enforcement and cultural institutions with little interest in making waves.

But while women have enjoyed equal gallery space and critical praise, their works haven't commanded the same prices, and women don't rank among India's top five artists measured by the admittedly blunt instrument of sales figures.

Whiston, in particular, having been forced out of the Lucasian Professorship because of his unorthodox religious views, was in London on the look out for ways to make use of his skills, by publishing, lecturing, selling instruments (his map advertised "The Copernicus, or Universal Astronomical Instrument" on sale at his house in Hatton Garden) and proposing schemes.

He sheds some light on a little bit of the development of the game, from bundle packages over individual instruments to sales figures to everything else.

The investors are to pay the orchestra $20 million and a share of the proceeds from the instruments' future sale.