Sentence examples for simple sales from inspiring English sources

Nelson badgered his way into assistant club pro with a simple sales pitch to Seagraves : "You need an assistant.

Barrack is a developer with close connections to Middle Eastern leaders who offered a simple sales pitch.

For simple sales of goods the timing is usually straightforward, but in the areas of services and long-term contracts it gets murky fast.

Now revenue from its jet engines, for example, is tied not to a simple sales transaction but to performance improvements: less downtime and more miles flown over the course of a year.

Being first to market with complex technology doesn't usually make for a simple sales proposition.

Being first to market with complex technology doesn't usually make for a simple sales proposition.

In turn, the owner enabled the hospital project to go through with a simple sale.

This all sounds like a business headed for hell in a handbasket, or a breakup, or simple sale.

Few Englishmen or Europeans had the means to buy farms outright, so the simple sale of homesteads by large-scale grantees was less common than renting.

Judging by their ads, a lot of N. Y. stores are getting away from the simple sale of merchandise and into the field that rightly belongs to the doctors.

By Ernest LaFrance and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, December 2, 1939 P. 21 Judging by their ads, a lot of N. Y. stores are getting away from the simple sale of merchandise and into the field that rightly belongs to the doctors.