Sentence examples for sales stemming from from inspiring English sources

Kodak's net income has declined for the last five quarters, hurt in part by dwindling film sales stemming from digital photography, which uses no film.

However, Warner Music has struggled to make headway with Wall Street since, as falling music sales stemming from ongoing piracy have seen the industry slump.

It also reported a 12percentt rise in sales stemming from strong demand for its electronic document and digital publishing software.

However, the company subsequently faced significant financial challenges: plummeting sales stemming from the global financial crisis of 2008 as well as an international safety recall of more than eight million vehicles in 2010, which temporarily halted the production and sales of several of its top models.

But while it's an interesting concept, it's hard to imagine huge numbers of new sales stemming from that one feature.

The company said the annual loss in sales, stemming from store closures, will be roughly $1 billion.

About one-third of sales stem from Botox cosmetics.

The investigation into the arms sales stem from evidence found during searches linked to an unrelated scandal about political party slush funds.

The problems — usually involving customer service or sales — stemmed from not understanding how things are done locally and not gaining that local trust.

Garage sales stem from the logic of one person's trash being another's treasure, but so far there wasn't much to savor among the shabby castoff goods in Greenpoint.

Earlier, in a call with financial analysts, Mr. Armstrong emphasized that AOL's performance on ad sales stemmed from its strategy of investing in high-quality programming for the Internet.