Sentence examples for its ability to sell from inspiring English sources

The Dutch, Belgian and Luxembourg governments partly nationalised Fortis amid uncertainty about its ability to sell assets it holds in ABN AMRO, a Dutch bank.

Still, the company keeps attracting districts and investors, an indication that its success may have less to do with its financial performance than its ability to sell what it describes as its academic expertise.

If Barnes & Noble thought that e-books would destroy its ability to sell printed matter, it wouldn't feature the Nook prominently at the front of its stores.

Detroit's emergence from bankruptcy depends in part on its ability to sell water, but it has lost a quarter of its population over the past decade.

All told, Sky is responsible for a vast chunk of the Premier League's income, so a regulatory clamp-down on its ability to sell on the content it has bought from the soccer league could mean it will end up paying less for domestic broadcast rights in the next bidding round, which takes place three years from now.

All Persons Interested," the agency claims it will fight back against those who challenge its ability to sell $8.6 billion in bonds to finance a portion of the $69 billion bullet train linking San Francisco and Los Angeles.

They imposed new restrictions on its ability to sell debentures.

"This is very bad for Sony and its ability to sell PlayStation hardware," Mr. Wilson said.

The beleaguered carrier has a lot riding on the success of its ability to sell the iPhone on its network.

Britain the world's second-biggest exporter of services relies more than most other large economies on its ability to sell the intangible.

The article also noted that Facebook's audience was rapidly moving from computers to mobile phones and that its ability to sell advertising on the mobile platform was unproven.