Sentence examples for propelling sales from inspiring English sources

The sweeping competition is propelling sales growth in consumer electronics past that of retailing in general, which in turn has outpaced the Island's overall economic growth, said Gary Huth, the state's labor market analyst for Long Island.

Newer versions of those drugs are now propelling sales growth, and Amgen added a third billion-dollar product, the rheumatoid arthritis drug Enbrel, by acquiring its maker, Immunex, for $10 billion in 2002.

It doesn't vary much from show to show, but there are always a few wild cards, and this time Cohen had inserted "Just the Way You Are," the 1977 ballad that became Joel's first big hit, propelling sales of the album "The Stranger," and of Joel's earlier albums as well, which up until then had languished.

There are two forces propelling sales of the 2100: educators' desire to adopt new technology at a reasonable price and Dell's desire to gain share in a market it entered late.

And falling prices will help propel sales.

In February and March, it propelled sales in areas such as building materials and gardening supplies.

TOKYO — Japan is poised to overtake Italy and become the world's second-biggest market for solar power, as incentives starting July 1 propel sales.

Just as the original Halo propelled sales of the original Xbox, Gears of War was meant as the Xbox 360's beacon to hard-core young male gamers.

Still, HarperCollins is willing to bet a hefty advance that Mr. Welch's imprimatur is powerful enough to propel sales of a business how-to book.

Like Too $hort, Ice-T relied on his self-styled image as a pimp to propel sales; though his lyrics were well-respected, his single "Cop Killer" (1992), like gangsta rap in general, raised controversy.

As a further blow, it is the department stores' key designers, upon whom they long relied to propel sales, who have been building these dazzling emporiums -- often in the department stores' own backyards.