Sentence examples for sales value of from inspiring English sources

Other social enterprises are also realising the sales value of campaigning on issues related to their mission and brand.

We anticipate our Whitworths sugar brand achieving a consumer sales value of more than £100m over the next 12 months.

The study also found that the programs helped increase the sales value of homes more than 500 feet away, although the effect was not as great.

Nortel said Monday that its fiber optic components unit, which sells most of its parts to the company's own businesses, have a sales value of $2.5 billion.

But the Economic Observer, a Beijing newspaper, said the sales value of designated products was only 40% of the government's target.

The bureau also counts the total sales value of homes 384.6 billion yuan ($56.3 billion) in April and the floorspace sold (72.4m square metres).

While residents complained that the sales values of their homes had plummeted during the economic downturn, he said that under state law, the city could not take that into consideration.

"They're saying that the sales values of their luxury flats, on this prime riverside site opposite Canary Wharf, on land they acquired at a discounted rate from the GLA, along with a £50m housing grant, would not be enough to cover their costs – which is frankly absurd".

But enforcing the rules about price thresholds is easy compared with verifying the actual sale value of natural gas.

There's also a trove of Asian art and antiques, Old Master paintings and historic European furniture (more than 450 lots) with an estimated sale value of $3.5 million to $5 million.

In 2000, the world landed 95m tonnes of wild fish, with a first-sale value of $81 billion, according to the Food and Agriculture Organisation FAOO).