Sentence examples for jeopardize sales from inspiring English sources
New restrictions may jeopardize sales of TriLipix, which together with TriCor generated $1.58 billion last year, or 4.5 percent of Abbott's revenue.
Chris Lavanchy, a director at ECRI Inc., a firm that evaluates medical devices, said that companies were concerned that sending up a flare too early might jeopardize sales when there was no reason for concern.
When Becky Boyd was a sales representative for Hewlett-Packard, she stopped bringing her boss along on customer calls because, she said, "he was so stupid he'd actually jeopardize sales".
It seems possible that Amazon could slash prices closer to the holiday season in an attempt to own to the eReader market at all price points, but that would likely jeopardize sales of newer models.
"The dealers are not going to do anything to jeopardize a sale," Ms. Manfredonia said.
[C3.] Two Setbacks for British Telecom A day after British Telecommunications announced bold moves to cut its $43 billion in debt, a regulator permitted the sale of its directory services division but imposed a cut in advertising rates, possibly jeopardizing the sale or reducing the $4.2 billion price.
Together, they turned the short story into a screenplay, then jeopardized the sale by insisting that only they could play the leads.
A British regulator freed the company to sell its Yell directory services division, but imposed a cut in its advertising rates, possibly jeopardizing the sale or reducing the $4.2 billion price that British Telecom had hoped to get, executives close to the deal said.
Both companies say no, because Cisco would never jeopardize its enormous Internet sales for a short-term gain of a few million dollars.
United, however, has argued that additional share sales could jeopardize special tax benefits known as net operating losses that the airline is seeking to preserve.
"It will most probably cannibalize my business," says Bassoul, convinced the automatic broiler will make burger-flipping obsolete and jeopardize $4 million to $5 million of annual sales.
