Sentence examples for selling prowess from inspiring English sources

At what point does the discounters' selling prowess combine with their restrictive standards to influence new work from record labels, book publishers and film studios?

Real estate agents will no longer be able to slap "Under Contract" signs over the "For Sale" signs on residents' lawns to show off their selling prowess.

Citigroup has already established its bond-selling prowess.

By contrast, the firms that sell fundraising prowess make an effort to look corporate, to look like grown-ups who can be trusted to bring in cash for the people manning the other booths.

Today's awardees know they were chosen, at least partly, for their prowess in selling tickets.

Once a player refused to re-sign after the expiration of that one-year extension, Mr. Seitz ruled, he could sell his pitching prowess or hitting skills to the highest bidder.

The French state also wants to use the Somerset plant to sell its nuclear prowess globally, while the British government has too much political credibility to lose by pulling the plug now.

Alibaba has three major businesses: Taobao.com and Tmall.com, which together constitute a giant online marketplace where anyone in the world can go to buy or sell anything — from Procter & Gamble selling toothpaste to Chinese companies offering their engineering prowess.

Sony also demonstrated its hardware prowess with the announcement that this fall it would begin selling a 24-inch 3-D television under the PlayStation brand for $499, including one set of the required glasses and a game.

But it seems that when it comes to women and product endorsements, sex still sells better than athletic prowess on the playing fields.

Land Rover operates an off-road driving school in the mountains of New England, and many of its dealerships have a rugged test track outside their showrooms to sell customers on the prowess of these British-made sport utility vehicles.