Sentence examples for sales battle from inspiring English sources

The Mail on Sunday, which has been largely unaffected by the red-top sales battle, is thought to be up slightly by about 1% week on week.

Buying Mojang and securing exclusive console access to further updates would provide Microsoft with a strong weapon in the sales battle with Sony's PlayStation 4 machine.

Well, no rapper was more diminished by 2007 than 50 Cent, who challenged Kanye West to a sales battle and lost.

50 Cent has already challenged Kanye West to a sales battle (Mr. West's album also arrives tomorrow), and no doubt he has more tricks up his sleeve.

Either way, Google launching a smartphone is seen as a good thing by industry watchers, regardless of how Google's sales battle with Apple goes.

It is counting on the Dreamliner in the global sales battle with Airbus, its European rival, which plans to introduce its own carbon-composite plane, the A350, in the second half of 2014.

But with trucks locked in ever-fiercer sales battles, their grilles have grown larger and more eye-catching, a modern, motorized riff on the battle shields of medieval crusaders.

Sale battled hard in the second half but conceded the bonus point before the final quarter, and while McGuigan added two scores - the second coming when he collected a deft chip from Ben Curry - they had a tough day at the office.

The two rappers spent much of the summer jousting about who would win the first-week-sales battle.

In an otherwise highly enthusiastic review of the best-of for the NME, Steve Sutherland criticised the band's "sheer disregard" for their earlier work; "Just because these songs embarrassed them once they started listening to broadsheet critics and retreated wounded from the big-sales battle with Oasis doesn't mean that we're morons to love them".

More disastrous, on a symbolic level, regular Pepsi fell behind Diet Coke in sales — a Battle of Bosworth Field-like event in the war of the colas.