Sentence examples for sales poses from inspiring English sources

The slowdown in book sales poses particular challenges for Amazon.com.

But for the number of web sites that aim to facilitate the purchase of cars through the Internet, including such destinations as Microsoft's CarPoint.com and Classified Ventures' Cars.com, the arrival of direct sales poses an interesting proposition.

Financial Plan Rosafarbenes Nilpferd & Sons Engineering's dramatic growth in sales poses substantial financing needs for receivables as well as inventory.

The club is also aware of the threat to expensive corporate ticket sales posed by their recent difficulties in domestic competition – a concern that partially explains the atypically fevered purchase of Andrei Arshavin last week.

Short sales pose different dangers.

And the four government-owned banks, which have been busy shedding problem loans in expectation of share sales, pose more problems.

Drug sales posed only half of Pfizer's total $6.4 billion in annual revenue just before Steere took control; in 1999 they will make up almost 90% of projected sales of $15.2 billion (animal medicines will provide most of the rest).

Drug sales posed only half of Pfizer's total $6.4 billion in annual revenue just before Steere took control; in 1999 they will make up almost 90% of projected sales of $15.2 billion, and animal medicines will provide most of the remainder.

It seems true deals are scarce and instead, there are a whole bunch of standard sales posing as real deals on what's supposed to be the biggest online shopping day ever.

Ticket sales pose another challenge.

The meeting is aimed at determining whether the sale poses risks to United States food standards and whether the review process for foreign companies buying American food companies needs to be reconsidered.