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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'sales was' is not correct in written English
It should be 'sales were.' For example: The company's sales were higher this quarter than the quarter before.
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But the cost of propping up sales was high.
But continued strength in industry sales was a positive.
Mr. Stair said the pace of the sales was brisk.
The gross profit from our plant sales was $836 million.
At halftime we were sluggish and Sales was on fire".
But the total value of hi-tech sales was greater.
Gary Dilts, Chrysler's senior vice president for sales, was sanguine.
Mr. Lansill said the pace of sales was unprecedented.
Year on year the decline in sales was 9.2%.
The top lot in all three evening sales was a Warhol painting.
Sales was ordained as a priest in 1943 in the north-eastern city of Natal.
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