Sentence examples for probable sales from inspiring English sources

The third step is to estimate the probable sales that will result from alternative prices.

The third step, a more definite inquiry into the probable sales from several possible prices, starts with an investigation of the prices of substitutes.

The graph "Probable Sales of the Pandora Parka" shows a forecast distribution based on the demand predictions of the buying committee.

Of course if they were truly gifted futurists, they would have been able to ballpark the probable sales for a piece of literary fiction in the year 2007 and laughed about its potential for causing damage with her colleagues at that night's futurist convention happy hour.

Analysts' estimates on the probable sale price range from $19 million to $55 million, depending on the timing.

Empire State Development, a state agency, would contribute $570 million toward the remaining cost, much of it coming from the probable sale of Farley's air rights.

By the time Kidde announced its probable sale on July 7, Mr. Downe, Mr. Revson and another defendant, Milton Weinger, who was Mr. Downe's broker at Oppenheimer & Company all owned warrants or common shares of Kidde.

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By asking six questions (in order from the simplest to the most complex), you can trace the probable cause of any sales effort misallocation back to the sales force decisions and programs that can bring about improvement.

However, demand for flavoured rum beverages, popularised by well known brands such as the Bacardi Breezer range, continues to grow: ­projections point to a probable 7.2% increase in sales between 2006-07 and 2010, by far the biggest increase of any sub-category.

Under threat from the rival Palm and other hand-held computer makers, Britain's troubled Psion P.L.C., Europe's biggest palmtop manufacturer, canceled plans to build a smartphone combination of personal organizer and wireless telephone and said it would cut 100 jobs in a $16 million reorganization to offset losses and a probable fall in computer sales this year.