Sentence examples for selling represents from inspiring English sources

And the process of actually facing the fact that you just realized a loss by selling represents finally admitting that you were wrong.

In such an atmosphere, every new home built and sold represents a victory.

" The stake sold represents about 2.5percentt in Construction Bank, and will leave Bank of America with a 16.6percentt holding in the Beijing-controlled lender.

This quarter's 10.9 million units sold represents an 18percentt yearly slide, and a month-over-month decline of 13percentt.

The business being sold represented £1.1bn of operating profit in 2008.

The shares sold represent a 21percentt economic stake in the company, but they carry a voting stake of about 3percentt.

The new Boxster accounted for the strongest growth, with the 9,740 vehicles sold representing a gain of 155percentt.

In its statement, Renault said that in 2011 its break-even point had been "too close to the 2.72 million cars sold, representing a risk to the enterprise".

Altogether, 395 tonnes of gold were sold, representing a volume of slightly more than 20 cubic metres – about the same as a small caravan.

Gartner has been downgrading its forecasts for PC sales repeatedly this year: in December 2010 it was forecasting that there would be around 406.6m sold, representing 15.9% growth.

That spot helped the Sorento become "our No. 1 selling vehicle every month in 2010," Mr. Sprague said, and the 108,000 Sorentos sold represented "the first time we sold more than 100,000 units for a single model".