Sentence examples for miserable sales from inspiring English sources

"What you end up with is miserable sales numbers".

Ms. Lindland said the clunker initiative will make a miserable sales year a trifle better.

Toyota dealers were bracing for a hit to their sales, on top of a miserable sales year in 2009.

Ford's miserable sales in 2008 worsened sharply in the fourth quarter, with nearly $6 billion of the total $14.6 billion loss coming in the fourth quarter.

The odd couple whose adventures merit the most screen time consist of a miserable sales executive (Paul Giamatti) on the run from the prison of his empty middle-class life and an ex-convict (Andre Braugher) with the voice of... but you get the idea.

With automakers expected to report another miserable sales month on Wednesday, rebuilding consumer confidence for big-ticket items is critical.

Columbia dropped them and last year's Later...When the TV Turns to Static (a miserable 6,248 sales to date) did nothing to stop the rot.

In a miserable market total sales of daily and Sunday newspapers have shrunk by 2m copies a day to 28.6m in four years the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday, Rothermere's and English's creation, are raking in money.

Along the road, like some kind of miserable yard sale, they had stacked the possessions they'd been able to extract from the mud: sofas, mattresses, refrigerators, chests of drawers, lamps, clothing, toys.

Adjusted for inflation and tax changes, the rise was a miserable 0.3% and sales taxes may fall a little in fiscal 2002.

In January Intel announced a miserable quarter, with sales down 23% (to $8.2 billion) and operating income down 49% (to $1.5 billion) from the corresponding period a year ago.