Countries able to cut greenhouse-gas emissions cheaply could thus sell some of their budgets.
"Market power" is an economist's term for the ability to limit competition and thus sell gasoline above competitive prices.
Pro-choice it may not be, but Trader Joe's streamlined strategy allows it to buy high-quality foodstuffs in volume and thus sell at a discount.
Media is fragmented into a million pieces and it's very hard to achieve the ubiquity that acts used to be able to achieve, and thus sell what they used to sell.
That 10percentthususoldld about $1 billion of the $1.3 billion worth of toys, jewelry, computers, sporting goods, real estate and other merchandise that changed hands on eBay in the last quarter.
The French-born industrial designer it celebrates is hardly remembered today, but he literally changed the look and feel of modern American life, reshaping mass-produced objects to make them look more attractive and thus sell better.
She had Republican men bemoaning the Taliban's attack on young girls' education, thus selling the invasion of Afghanistan as a giant "Take our Daughters to Work Day" program.
It could thus sell the diesel engines it manufactured for Europe in the much tougher regulatory environment – at least for diesel – of the US and challenge Toyota as the world's largest car manufacturer.
Hilton in 2001 thus sold $440m of hotels to Royal Bank of Scotland (RBOS), and $515m more in 2002 to a rival Scottish bank; RBOS had meanwhile put a further $1.75 billion into a deal with up-market Le Meridien.
The novel follows an African prince as he is tricked into slavery by "civilized" English slave traders, who thus sell him to an owner in a South American colony of the British.
In the recent hit "What Women Want," Mel Gibson plays a virile advertising executive who experiments, interminably, with leg waxing, face masks and next-generation Wonder bras in an effort to better understand the modern woman, and thus sell her more things.
