Sentence examples for practice selling from inspiring English sources
In general, French says, European companies have done much better than American ones because they've had to practice selling across borders and cultures for decades.
"If he spent his allowances on the house in any way – which is highly likely – he is guilty of exactly the same practice (selling a house for profit at the taxpayers' expense) which he criticises MPs for".
Phil Angelides, the chairman of the Congressional Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission (FCIC) has called this practice "selling a car with faulty breaks and taking out insurance on the driver".
Practice selling your services.
Continue to practice selling with your own unwanted possessions or single items you pick up on clearance or at garage sales.
The study assessed how native speakers of English and Japanese perceived three different algorithmic outputs for multimodal referring behaviour in terms of understandability, human-likeness and a social practice (selling).
Of the five practices, selling goats to fellow farmers was mentioned by the majority of respondents as the most common practice.
We now know full well that highly profitable activities can inflict enormous damage upon society, like polluting the environment, engaging in monopolistic practices, selling cigarettes and on and on.
"We can't stop the practice," Ms. Quinn said, explaining that any decision to end the practice of selling this information would be made by the State Legislature.
Across the gallery from the glowing green refrigerator lies a beige exercise ball, alluding again to the practice of selling wellness as a lifestyle brand.
The practice of selling the aliyah, once common, has been discontinued.
