Sentence examples for poorly sold from inspiring English sources

Yet it would be hard to argue that it was poorly sold: It realized $4.23 million.

The chancellor's stop-go habit meant that reforms were not only poorly sold, but haphazardly implemented and badly timed taking effect as recession hit.

An overdue, but poorly sold, official decision to let foreigners invest in (and so improve) the retail sector in India was put on hold just two weeks after it was announced.

Hello, Sienna IN the late 1990's, Honda and Toyota shared a common problem -- poorly selling minivans -- and both decided on radical redesigns.

So it goes with the Surface, Microsoft's poorly selling answer to the iPad and a crucial cog in the company's headlong push into hardware.

Forster and Grant McLennan were the creative geniuses behind the Go-Betweens, a critically acclaimed, poorly selling Australian band trafficking in what I call unpopular pop.

Ford had a fiasco four decades ago with Edsel, a poorly selling line of cars that competed against makes like Oldsmobile; the Edsel name even became synonymous with failure in American consumer marketing.

Sega, a video-games company, had great success with a television ad that tried to demonstrate the novelty of its new games console by rubbishing its poorly selling past products.

P&G had been fiddling with one, but realized it did poorly selling products at checkout stands and in convenience stores.

Chrysler still has a poorly selling lineup today, and few new products on the horizon, except for a new Jeep Grand Cherokee due next year and minor redesigned versions of its Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger sedans.

Excluding the obligatory Park Sookeun that always goes way over its high estimate (this one to $735,500), the traditional section performed poorly, selling at $549,308, some 60% below its low estimate.