Sentence examples for selling variations from inspiring English sources

By manufacturing round the world and by selling variations of the same product in many markets, car firms have been able to push profits higher than they would otherwise have been.

He noted that "there's more competition now" with Mercedes, BMW and other luxury brands selling variations of electric and hybrid vehicles, and added, "The market hasn't grown as fast as we'd hoped, but it's still growing".

Standard Lighting, at 14 East 38th Street, sells variations.

There hasn't been one like it for sale at auction since 1987, when Sotheby's sold "Variations in Violet and Green" (1871) for about $2 million.

Several companies sell variations of a tracking device, including Trakdot, LugLoc and PocketFinder, but all essentially employ GPS technology and companion smartphone apps to help you keep tabs on your bag.

The site sells variations on the same idea, including another "Don't Re-Nig" design featuring a caricature of a black man's face with a missing tooth, a picture of a chimp that reads "Obama 2012," and another with a drawing of several Ku Klux Klan members that reads "The Original Boys In The Hood".

First, there are the specialist shops selling countless variations of the same object: scissors, brushes, tools, toothpicks and so on.

For key looks, Zara will sell multiple variations on a theme.

In 2004, Luda filed another trademark application after becoming aware of "other products being sold bearing variations of the element UGG" in conjunction with the word "Australia".

Sepracor and Lilly have an agreement to develop and sell a variation of the drug.

Best Old School: When it comes to coffee on the east side, Café Tropical is OG - original gangster - so old school it doesn't sell any variation of its café con leche except decaf (and that will cost you extra).