Sentence examples for sales rivalry from inspiring English sources

(This is a good time for potential truck buyers to take advantage of this sales rivalry).

It started in the hyper-macho rap world as a means of generating the buzz of, occasionally manufactured, conflict between two artists as a strategy for boosting sales, cementing rivalry and airing genuine grievance.

The messiest and most common estate-sale skirmishes typically involve sibling rivalry.

Seen through the haze of history, the golden age of modern professional tennis emerged between 1980 and 1990, when rivalries and racket sales signaled a surge of worldwide interest and affection for the sport.

It was the first one to face the rivalry of Amazon for printed book sales.

Once it goes through, Alibaba's sale of its Meituan-Dianping shares will further its rivalry with Tencent, the Internet giant that owns WeChat, China's largest messaging app.

Valve's Steam Store is by far the most dominant presence in online PC game sales; they've enjoyed years of prosperity with rather light rivalry from competing stores that haven't been able to match the scale of Steam.

Suspicions and rivalries that date back to Russia's state asset sales in the mid-1990's have served to set private Russian companies against one other.

Now with rap album sales even more depressed than the music industry as a whole, these rivalries may hold a key to its turnaround.

The rivalry became more heated after 2005, when companies making their first sale of stock raised more money in London than in New York.

But it was a rivalry renewed, with feisty fans, about 250 members of the news media and $6 commemorative pins for sale.