Sentence examples for specific selling from inspiring English sources

Print advertising focuses on specific selling points, like the age of United's fleet.

No specific selling price was quoted by top company executives, who answered questions about the insurer's planned return to the private sector at the company's annual meeting.

When Linda Graham and her colleagues set out to showcase the most interesting work in the arts, they quickly began to realise that "more and more was being produced by women", and decided to turn this into a specific selling point.

The battery model is based on the characteristics of domestic battery with the lowest specific selling price nowadays [14].

TVs with integrated HDDs and Blu-recorders are nothing new anymore, but Mitsubishi Electric is trying to score with a specific selling point: its compact design.

I didn't fiddle with the video recording too much, because I've always seen that as more of a convenience on digital cameras rather than a specific selling point.

Pantomimes have a specific sell-by date (and Irving Berlin's White Christmas is in Sunderland this year); but two National hits – His Dark Materials and War Horse – were widely defined as Christmas shows, though the former is a debunking of Christianity by the declaredly atheist Philip Pullman, and the latter deals with the slaughter of young men and animals in the Great War.

Unless hotel operators are specific about selling points, invoking mere luxury will fail to impress, he said.

When Fifa put Confederations Cup tickets on sale they were selling specific seats in specific stadiums.

But except for naming eight specific supplements sold by a single company, the Food and Drug Administration did not provide much clear guidance to consumers on what other products to avoid.

The startup actually takes into account a large amount of data, including pricing on other sites, how quickly a specific brand sells, original pricing, condition of the clothes and more to determine the price of items.