Sentence examples similar to selling step from inspiring English sources

"Not a turnkey operation -- that would be overstating it -- but close to it". To investigators and other experts, the discovery that Dr. Khan was selling step-by-step directions for making crucial parts of a bomb was startling.

Attracting traffic is just the first step, selling is another step.

The 48-slide presentation, titles "Apple: 8 Easy Steps To Beat Microsoft (And Google)," boils Apple's strategy down to eight steps including "the arrogance of simplicity" (Step 1) to customer lock-in (Step 3), selling at a premium (Step 4), cross-selling products (Step 5), and, of course, think different (Step 7).

There's a goofy little game that you can play, selling your "steps" for magical trees in a some kind of weird Farm-ville Hobbit world.

But they are worried about plans to force certain traders to offer continuous quotes to buy and sell shares a step that may simply drive them out of the market.That is only one of many rows ESMA must resolve.

By the time they sell, or step aside or "retire," they should have a pretty clear vision and plan for fulfilling the psychological necessities that all of us gain from work a sense of having an impact, making a contribution, being connected, being creative.

Next step: selling labels over the Web.

The company says that this new structure will allow it to break even on the tickets it's selling — a key step to making the business model work.

Hans Neuendorf, the chief executive of Artnet, an art-market information company that has helped to transform the way art is bought and sold, has stepped down, handing the reins of the company to his son, the New York Observer reported.

But from what FORBES can tell, it's not making money on a stock in retreat that is the problem for Muslims but the short-selling step that entails borrowing a security you don't own.

Meyer spent $5 million of his own money and eight years of his life on the project, so he won’t, he says, reveal his “special sauce.” But from what FORBES can tell, it’s not making money on a stock in retreat that is the problem for Muslims but the short-selling step that entails borrowing a security you don’t own.