Sentence examples for selling dropped from inspiring English sources

GM's February number represented a 32% improvement for its four core brands Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac but sales for the four brands that it is closing or selling dropped 86% to dull the overall figure.

The number of units sold dropped by 1.2%, as falling sales of cassettes and singles outweighed growth in compact discs.

In America, according to Nielsen SoundScan, the volume of physical albums sold dropped by 19% in 2007 from the year before faster than anyone had expected.

Because of the decline in profitable truck sales, G.M.'s revenue-per-unit sold dropped almost $4,000 from the first quarter of this year.

The number of Chrysler vehicles sold dropped 6percentt in the third quarter, and the company's market share has declined to 11.8percentt from nearly 15percentt a year ago.

From 2008 to 2011, the number of small cigars sold dropped to fewer than a billion from 5.9 billion, while sales of large cigars rose to 12.9 billion from 5.7 billion.

A sign of the battered industry is the number of new homes finished and ready to sell dropped in March to a seasonally adjusted 509,000 units, the lowest level on records dating back to 1968.

In 1929, the relatively new American automotive industry sold a then-record 5 million cars, according to a quick Google search; in 1930, despite slashed prices, the number of cars sold dropped to 2 million.

And while the median sales price of a single-family home in Westchester rose 12percentt in the first quarter of 2003 from the year-ago period, the number sold dropped 13.7percentto to 942, from 1,092.

The rate on investments, like stocks and bonds, that were held at least five years before being sold dropped to 8percentt from 10percentt for people in the lowest, 15percenttaxax bracket.

The whistleblower's information, handed over to the FSA, shows that on 28 September the price at which so-called day-ahead gas contracts were being bought and sold dropped sharply at precisely the time – 4.30pm – at which ICIS Heren attempts to take the pulse of the market.