Sentence examples for neglected sales from inspiring English sources

The new companies were so busy with technical development they had neglected sales outlets.

Ms. Shaw said she also recently realized that YogaFit was focusing too much on operations — and neglecting sales.

The zoo began to be neglected after the sale of Belle Vue in 1925, but it was rejuvenated by the appointment of Gerald Iles as zoo superintendent in 1933.

(Unfortunately, he neglected to take the sales tax into account, and had to offer the dealer a few choice items from the farm to make up the difference).

Oddly, though the law requires prompt disclosure of insider sales, he neglected to inform the S.E.C. about this transaction until 34 weeks had passed.

In making these points, we focus primarily on a burden that other commentators have neglected: profits from short sales generally are ineligible for the reduced tax rate on long-term capital gains, even if the short sale is in place for more than one year.

The Americas have been comparatively neglected; only 15% of sales came from there last year.

But when Olympus' core product came under pressure in 2003, its sales force neglected to move SonoSite systems, and revenue fell 90% to $1.6 million.

Her small, smart terraced house in Dagenham sits empty, looking neglected with a For Sale sign on the front garden where her grandchildren used to play.

What brands need to realize is that, unless they want to risk losing a major portion of e-commerce sales, neglecting Amazon isn't a viable option.

The deal will allow Apple to focus mostly on making gadgets with consumer appeal, while ensuring corporate sales are not neglected.