Sentence examples for sales observed from inspiring English sources

"In my time, there were not a lot of sales," observed Ealan Wingate, who worked at the SoHo gallery through much of the '70s and has since moved on to Gagosian Gallery.

Surrounding the 10 strike were call sales observed at the February 9.0 strike, where 4,500 in-the-money calls sold for 41 cents apiece, and the February 11 strike price, where about 1,200 calls were shed for just 3 cents each.

In recent years, consumption in Scotland has declined, with the first notable decrease in off-trade sales observed between 2011 and 2012.

8 Another two studies applying a regulatory policy to restrict unhealthy food sales observed a statistically significant reduction in the sale of sweetened drinks (−28%) and chips (−16%) at 6 months and at 2 years after implementation (−2.6%).

But as several mostly gray-haired customers who were taking advantage of the closing sale observed, Sealfons, at least in the last several years, has mainly been the place to buy clothes for the grandkids -- a role not lost on the Models.

The same evolution of BZD and Z-drug sales was observed in the Netherlands, but the decrease in BZD sales was mostly related to the change in the reimbursement status, suggesting that BZD/Z drug consumption in this country is price sensitive and reimbursement itself has some encouraging effect on hypnotic drug consumption.

John, the sales manager, observed that whenever the O.S.P. is fixed at $2,500, 70 laptops are sold per hour.

A drop in sales was observed from 2004 and onwards, but it was not followed by any increase in induced abortion.

For example, during the media coverage of avian influenza A (H5N1) in the US, an increase in antiviral medications sales was observed [ 40], which corresponded to stockpiling behavior of the population.

"No man is too big to go out and make a sale," he observed in his memoirs, and he practiced what he preached.

Untrained in undercover work, they are limited to making arrests after they witness a drug sale, often observed from afar through binoculars.