Sentence examples for sales competition from inspiring English sources

Sharp is not the only Japanese electronics company facing financial difficult due to a decline in flat-panel display sales, competition from Samsung, and a strong yen, which makes product pricing less competitive overseas.

"I don't think Stephen King had to worry about sales competition," he said jokingly.

One of his innovations was to sponsor a sales competition among dealers that offered as prizes shares in a mutual fund, which Mr. Foerstner described as "an investment rather than a one-shot reward".

As head of client credit at the Limoges office, he was not part of the sales competition, but was asked to accompany the winners — eight men and a young woman — to Rio de Janerio.

Nick Parker, director of analyst Parker Consulting, said: "No doubt, even in the current financial climate, Modern Warfare 3's sales will be phenomenal, but this year there is more sales competition from games such as Battlefield 3. The shape of Modern Warfare 3's sales curve could be different to that of Black Ops".

Nor did it give Palm or Handspring any real sales competition.

For some offices, that means designing sales competitions with sports-themed graphics and points systems to emulate ESPN-style action.

She said sales competitions with titles including 'On-Fire February andd 'March Madness' were "certainly not something that got in the way of controls".

University programs typically include role playing and sales call simulations, plus participation in national sales competitions.

His startup, which has just left Beta, is an online tool to help sales managers more easily run sales competitions.

Sparta, the Stockholm-based startup that provides an online platform to help sales managers more easily run sales competitions, has picked up a very modest €100,000 round of funding.