Sentence examples for sales difficulties from inspiring English sources

"VW may be facing sales difficulties due to the scandal toward next year in Europe and the US, and I don't see the Chinese market coming back anytime soon".

But industry skeptics wonder how much better a combined company will be in tackling the problems that beset the entire music business: declining sales; difficulty developing new acts who can last more than album; and piracy, both digital and traditional.

Mr Burnham bemoans the coalition "putting the NHS up for sale" (the difficulty would be finding a buyer).

Declining sales and financial difficulties forced Polaroid to file for bankruptcy court protection in October 2001.

Weak sales prospects and difficulties in obtaining credit have led businesses to cut back on inventories, fixed investment and staffing.

The automaker recently cut its 2005 earnings-per-share guidance to a range of $1.00 to $1.25, down from a previous range of $1.25 to $1.50, due to lower North American sales and supplier difficulties.

Low sales and financial difficulties led to a merger with Packard in 1954, itself in financial trouble.

By Vauhini Vara October 27, 2014 Declining alkaline-battery sales signal the difficulty of sustaining single-purpose electronics in the smartphone era.

Simon Rubinsohn, the chief economist at Rics, said the latest figures were encouraging, but with the wider economy still in difficulty, sales would still stay much lower than they were before the start of the banking crisis in 2007.

During the recession, the theater faced a steep decline in foundation support and ticket sales, and serious financial difficulties were staring it in the face.

People — and many other magazines that rely on single copy sales — have been experiencing difficulties in that realm for several years.