Sentence examples for selling costs from inspiring English sources

But Estée Lauder and Revlon are more dependent on unfashionable department stores where sales are declining and selling costs are high.

Nokia attributed the decline to pressure on prices from competing high-end smartphones, as well as the weakening euro, which increased selling costs worldwide.

With fuel, market fees, hired help and baby sitters for their two children, he figures that two days of selling costs him more than $1,300.

But because selling costs represent a small portion of the total cost of a locomotive and because GE sells directly to customers, channel issues are not as critical.

The acquisitions fitted with Univision's strategy of owning radio and television stations in the same areas so it can offer advertising packages and reduce selling costs, said David Joyce, an analyst at JB Hanauer & Company in Hallandale, Fla.

Novation said that it would reduce the fees that it collects from some manufacturers and try to pass the manufacturers' reduced selling costs through to hospitals in the form of lower prices.

Two other areas that the company has identified for growth, selling cost-efficient corporate data centers and consumer electronics, pose considerably more risk.

It was essentially selling cost-less copies of digital images for real money, and the margins were great.

Investopedia is said to generate most of its traffic organically and monetizes primarily by selling cost-per-impression display advertising through its direct sales force.

The pills they sold cost $1.75.

Around 85% of servers sold cost less than $6,000.