Sentence examples for intense sales from inspiring English sources

The company got where it is by watching other companies stumble with new technologies before presenting its own solution to wide acclaim (and intense sales).

Tuesday's signing ceremony was the beginning of what will be an intense sales pitch by the White House and leading Democrats to convince Americans of the benefits of the health bill.

Thus, even with the intense sales activity, the second quarter closed with an inventory of 5,250 homes in Westchester, a 2.5percentt increase over last year's level at the quarter's end.

Mr. Obama's appearance was part of an intense sales pitch by the White House to convince Americans of the virtues of the stimulus bill, which has become a kind of political albatross for Democrats as they head into this year's midterm elections.

Phil Smith, an executive with the Shubert Organization, which owns the Winter Garden, was slightly oblique on this issue, saying that the closing date of June 25 was set, but allowing that such intense sales -- if they persist -- could not be ignored.

But as we've learned in recent weeks, the intense sales culture fostered desperate, dishonest acts.

Larger companies have more to spend on recruiting, but also demand a more resource-intense sales approach.

During Weiner's tenure LinkedIn has developed an intense, sales-focused culture in which new-account wins are celebrated by name at biweekly all-hands meetings.

The pressure to grow her brand has become especially intense as sales of craft beer continue to increase and other breweries grow year after year.

West Street is relatively distant from mass transportation, and traffic noise is often intense, Marlene Hartstein, a sales broker with Ashforth Warburg, noted.

Kellogg, the cereal maker, said Tuesday that a drop in cereal sales, intense competition and the lingering effect of some of the largest food recalls in the company's history have made 2010 a difficult and disappointing year.