Sentence examples for the problem of selling from inspiring English sources

She said she could not comment on the problem of selling property with protected national monuments on it.

This episode of the sports analytics podcast Counterpoints looks at the problem of selling a product with unpredictable performance by focusing on baseball.

We model the problem of selling a digital product to share-averse bidders as an auction and apply a Bayesian optimal mechanism design.

Walmart, Disney, Waste Management, Carlsberg, eBay, L'Oréal, McDonald's and Johnson & Johnson have spent a year digging into the problem of selling sustainability in partnership with BSR and Futerra.

We study the problem of selling an item to strategic buyers in the presence of positive historical externalities, where the value of a product increases as more people buy and use it.

But they all have the problem of selling something — imaginary tractors, Internet films, discount deals or, in Facebook's case, someone "liking" a product — that is not quite real and perhaps less than essential.

At the same time, there have also been cases of what is known as 'bluetongue' in animals, and the necessary quarantining, seizures and bans on movement have exacerbated the problems of selling livestock.

Whether that idea can succeed is a continuation of the wider problem of selling content on the Internet, when the store next door is giving it away.

In a week in which two European Champions Cup semi-finals attracted an aggregate attendance of 38,968 there would seem some merit in the idea of also staging future European semis as double-headers, given the annual problem of selling expensive tickets in a short period in the wake of the Six Nations.

Maybe it's the marketing problem of selling safety to a demographic that fosters a devil-may-care image.

It was this policy that brought it into contact with Mr. Sindona, who handled the tricky problem of selling large shareholdings profitably on Italy's thinly capitalized stock exchange.