Sentence examples for suffered sales from inspiring English sources

Still, most stores suffered sales declines.

Over the past 20 years the Mirror and Sun between them have suffered sales losses of one third, or nearly 2.5m copies.

NME and Q suffered sales declines of almost 20% year-on-year in a tough first six months of 2012 for the music magazine market.

The Sun on Sunday and the Sunday Mirror are both understood to have suffered sales drops at the weekend following their respective 10p cover price rises, according to early circulation estimates from well-placed sources.

Gap Stores, AnnTaylor Stores and Limited all suffered sales declines from September 2004.

Not wanting to suffer sales for lack of apps, RIM is trying to get Android apps to run on the PlayBook.

Its consumer health division, which sells nonprescription medicines, suffered a sales decline in the fourth quarter of 4.0%, while its generic drugs division, Sandoz, experienced a sales drop of 8.0%.

The retailer suffered disappointing sales over Christmas due to warm weather but also because a lack of stock and greater competition for online sales.

It also suffered weak sales growth in the UK.

For the next three years, Foxtons suffered collapsing sales and staff culls.

Tesco and Sainsbury's each suffered 1.3% sales falls, helping to send their shares down.