Sentence examples for slow sell from inspiring English sources

"It's a slow sell," he concedes.

Most in it describe restaurants as a slow sell, initially.

It is things like sheets, towels, pots and toasters that are broadly available, low-margin and slow selling.

More pertinently, Tesco could reduce the range of stock it carries, cut food waste ("Fresh food waste is disproportionally caused by slow selling products.

In 1977, Atari released the Atari VCS (later known as the Atari 2600), but found sales slow, selling only 250,000 machines in its first year, then 550,000 in 1978 — well below the figures expected.

It found ready acceptance in the market as many buyers steered away from the slow selling Ford AU Falcon, becoming the best selling Commodore to date and cementing its place as number one in Australian sales.

There is a lot of inventory at retail and there is a slower sell-through environment.

Wall Street analysts praised the company for turning in such results for a quarter that closed at the end of August, traditionally one of the slowest selling periods.

Wealthy buyers seem to be agreeing that winter -- traditionally the slowest selling time of the year in the county -- is the best time to purchase.

Enthusiasts with long memories might point to the popular Ford Thunderbird of 1955 as the first real threat to the Corvette's existence, but in fact by then General Motors executives themselves had already tried to vote their slow-selling model off the island.

Automakers hoping to grab the attention of U.S. car buyers and halt declining sales are heaping bigger-than-before cash incentives and low financing onto slow-selling vehicles.