The phrase "restore sales" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when discussing efforts to reaccelerate an individual or company's sales. For example, "The company took a series of steps to restore sales, including offering discounts and expanding their market."
At this stage of the vicious circle, the company's managers have a strong incentive to accept less favorable market conditions (rebates or longer terms of payment, etc). in the hope of restoring sales and profitability.
Ullman has been trying to win back shoppers by restoring sales and basic merchandise that the company ditched under Johnson's tenure — discontinuing some of the trendy new brands like William Rast and Joe by Joseph Abboud and bringing back store labels.
Ullman has been trying to win back shoppers by restoring sales and basic merchandise that Penney ditched under Johnson's tenure — discontinuing some of the trendy new brands like William Rast and Joe by Joseph Abboud and bringing back store labels.
The finance ministry announced separately this week that on Saturday it would restore the sales tax on cars with small-displacement engines to 10 percent, its level before the global downturn.
His personal and direct appeal to the legislators last month to restore county sales tax on clothing items costing up to $110 fell on deaf ears even though Mr. Gaffney warned that the additional revenue was desperately needed.
The company's fall items (like sweaters) should help restore its sales among males.
The company's fall items (such as sweaters) should help restore its sales to males.
"Isn't this the guy who restored the sales tax on those items?" asked Mr. McMahon, who frowns on taxes.
The arena plan calls for converting the enterprise zone to a "sports entertainment district," and restoring the sales tax there to the full 6percentt.
