Sentence examples for possibility sales from inspiring English sources

There's a real possibility sales will shrink.

— Patrick Farrell Nation's Restaurant News: A monthly survey of the nation's restaurant operators reveals growing pessimism about the economy and the possibility for sales growth.

7. (S) What Russia has not done is accept our strategic calculus and rule out the possibility of sales to Iran, Syria, Sudan, or Venezuela.

It warns: 'Unless action is taken soon which will result in a recovery of consumer confidence there is every possibility that sales of timeshare in Europe will cease in the foreseeable future.' A timeshare is the purchase of a right to occupy accommodation for a period of time - usually a week - on a regular basis for a number of years, with Spain and the Canary Islands most popular among Britons.

If you are buying from another country, check such matters as the currency that you are paying in, exchange rates and the possibility of sales duties or taxes being levied on your purchase when it reaches you.[7] Also be sure that what you purchase from another country is legal in your country.

It is looking at the possibility of sale and leaseback deals for some of its properties, and is also in negotiations over a number of other proposals.

The MPs were told that UKFI had not seen opportunities for a sale of the 81% government stake in RBS in the last two years – which appeared to contradict remarks by the bank a year ago when it raised the possibility of sale in 2014.

California winery Uvaggio offers a pair of possibilities, on sale at Berry Bros & Rudd.

But while his company has sold tens of thousands of portable generators in recent weeks, Mr. Jagdfeld gets more excited talking about the longer-term possibilities: the sale of more permanent, and more expensive, "standby" generators that can be hooked into a house's natural gas line and that turn on immediately when the power goes off.

Mr. Leers used to call the possibility of banning sales to foreigners a long shot.

Ford is taking the possibility of lower sales into account as it proceeds with its corporate revamping, Mr. Fields told reporters.