Sentence examples for quality sold from inspiring English sources

Fuel is petrol of general quality sold in the commercial outlets situated in local areas.

Consumers who clicked on a page offering the lowest-priced memory, sold at a low margin, would be met with a page suggesting that memory of a higher quality sold at a price with a higher profit margin might be better.

And even though obesity sweeps our nation throughout every generation, we have yet to make solid changes in reforming the products in our supermarkets or changing the subprime food quality sold at these fast food restaurants.

For the other great recessionary lesson has been that quality sells at honest prices: witness the John Lewis phenomenon.

In short, there are only a few riverfront properties to choose from, and all, no matter the price or quality, sell quickly.

But then again, in a country that had overdosed on the Internet mania and was showing a nostalgia for simpler times, maybe it was the right time and place to tap into the old business principle that quality sells.

The subliminal message was that only in Japan can Toyota create the perfect car and that such quality sells itself.For many years and for many Japanese manufacturers, this notion worked.

In equilibrium, more-efficient firms are larger, produce higher quality, sell in more-remote markets and employ a larger share of workers with high education and skills.

It is incredible that a firm of this quality sells at 60% of revenue, 12 times 2008 earnings, with a 4.5% dividend yield and below its price of one, three or ten years ago.

"Plenty of good Negroes," it proclaims, "non-quality sold by the dozen".

Since 1990, the federal government has required that service stations in urban areas with poor air quality sell "oxygenated" gasoline -- that is, gasoline with molecules of liquid that incorporate an oxygen atom.