Sentence examples for stepping up sales from inspiring English sources
The People's Bank has tried to drain some of the extra yuan from circulation by stepping up sales of government bills and notes.
Despite their agreements, prices were starting to go down, so his division was stepping up sales to compensate for the lost revenue.
Mounting difficulties in European economies are starting to spill over into Asia, where many companies had been trying to step up sales to European consumers before the euro started falling in recent weeks.
The figures probably would have been worse had the automakers not increased incentives and stepped up sales to fleet customers like businesses and rental car companies, said Ron Pinelli, an analyst at the Autodata Corporation, a statistics and marketing firm in Woodcliff Lake, N.J.
Panasonic Mobile Communications is now also rumored to try offsetting shrinking demand in Japan with stepped up sales overseas, even though the company hasn't made official announcements yet.
The funding aims to provide 33Across some leverage to grow its SocialDNA targeting platform, build and enhance products and step up sales and marketing activities.
A TELEVISION network that offers programming aimed at African-Americans is stepping up advertising sales operations as it attracts a growing roster of blue-chip marketers.
Foreign automakers are stepping up their sales of sport utilities and showing that they do not have to be gas guzzlers, partly because the foreign brands are often based on lightweight car underbodies instead of cheap but heavy pickup truck underbodies.
Neuberger, they contend, stepped up its sale of structured products after Lehman bought it in 2003.
He is here to study Western methods of advertising & publicity in order to step up the sale of Indian coffee.
It did so partly by stepping up the sale of bonds, which can be legally traded for dollars, but it helped that political tension subsided somewhat after the referendum.The government's new-found appetite for austerity has strict limits.
