Sentence examples for sales reading from inspiring English sources
Ford Motor Co. earlier reported that sales in the main 19 European markets declined 16% last month, which represents the firms weakest September auto sales reading since 1998.
Wall Street erased opening losses quickly as investors overcame a disastrous March employment report from payrolls firm ADP, which recorded 742,000 lost jobs, and responded to a pending home sales reading from the National Association of Realtors that hinted at better days ahead for the housing market.
BookBub's own figures confirm these biases: the average subscriber reads seven books a month (and romance fans, who account for 20% of sales, read 11).
It noted the increase in sales, read it as a sign that consumers had started to like green, and ramped up production.Another classic in Mr Lee's repertoire is the "bullwhip effect", named after the way the amplitude of a whip increases down its length just as variations in orders tend to get amplified along the supply chain.
The store will allow gamers to filter, browse and search results by genre, watch for sales, read reviews, and more.
"New York Times pulls YA novel from bestseller list after reports of fake sales," read a headline in the Guardian.
"We've got tons of binders full of sales!" read the alert, adding "Women will love them!" (Story continues below).
Let me be clear, parental involvement does not always mean participating on the Local School Council or Parent Teacher Organization, nor does it mean showing up for every bake sale, reading day or fundraiser.
"Not for sale!" read one.
T-shirts for sale read "PUNCH MY COLON".
The book recalls that in 1785 "a Negro wench named Maria" — as her pictured bill of sale reads — was sold to one John Jones for £60 and that New York was among the last Northern states to outlaw slavery, which it did in 1827.
