Sentence examples for selling powerful from inspiring English sources

In 1995, Mr. Hipp started a computer business in Dallas, selling powerful machines made by Silicon Graphics Inc., or SGI, to artists and companies.

It made its fortune selling powerful and expensive systems to large corporations, but that market is becoming saturated, and SAP has been looking to sell to smaller enterprises for growth.

And I adore the ginjinha purveyors, teeny holes-in-the-wall that cluster round the main squares selling powerful cherry aguardente totally unique to Lisbon.

Helio is a small MVNO that made its name by selling powerful and high-end telephones aimed at technophiles and, thanks to an investment by South Korea's SK Telecom, Korean-Americans.

Announced in the Queen's Speech in May, the Psychoactive Substance Bill 2015 was drawn up for a logical reason: The government could not ignore the fact there were shops selling powerful drugs your Gocaines, your El Blancos, your Psy-clones to Psy-clones totain's main streets.

Selling powerful Pokémon is impossible until Pokémon Go allows players to trade their creatures, but people are selling their accounts, including one optimistic player who wants $500 for his.

Both firms sell powerful herbicides known as ALS inhibitors.

To get around the shield law, lawyers for the Sandy Hook families had tried to argue that the manufacturer, distributor and dealer were all "negligent" to market and sell powerful military-style weapons to civilians.

When the Clintons tried and failed to push through their health-care reform plan, pharmaceutical companies were on the cusp of a new age in which they would sell powerful pills to the masses.

Sun Microsystems said Monday it would use Advanced Micro Devices' high-end processors to build and sell powerful business computers, continuing a shift in strategy designed to breathe new life into its business.

Health and Human Services (HHS) acted to protect kids Dec. 7 when HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius rejected a recommendation of the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) to let stores sell powerful hormonal drugs to children over the counter.