Sentence examples for tiny sales from inspiring English sources
"You're just growing off of an absolutely tiny sales base last year," Mr. McNamara said.
Some new, fast-growing technology companies, meanwhile, were rising even faster, despite big losses and tiny sales.
He cited the new crime novel "The Cuckoo's Calling," by Robert Galbraith, which received good reviews but tiny sales when it was released in April.
Soh Jin Kwan, the president, announced proudly that the company's tiny sales were nonetheless up 48percentt for the year, and that it would soon be profitable again, even though no one seems to want to buy it.
Even then, the First Virtual system does not offer all the advantages of real digital cash: its fees are too high for truly tiny sales (29 cents for each transaction, plus 2% of its total value)—unless the merchant himself goes to the trouble of combining many little purchases.
Moreover, such laws reduce the ability of drug makers to quickly communicate with specialists about new drugs for rare diseases, a situation that could make it prohibitive for, say, a small biotechnology company with a tiny sales force to market a breakthrough medication, said Randy Frankel, the vice president for external affairs at IMS Health.
The most logical thing for Boston Scientific to do, Novarro says, is to buy growth by purchasing St . Jude Medical a smaller maker of defibrillators and pacemakers that he feels has been constrained by a too-tiny sales force.
The tiny $94 million (sales) company provides call processing and teleservices to clients like AT&T and Visa International.
Unlike its much bigger brethren Raytheon and Lockheed Martin, tiny ($150 million sales) Comptek is not exactly a household name.
Unlike its much bigger brethren, Raytheon or Lockheed Martin, tiny ($150 million sales) Comptek is not exactly a household name.
A critical journey for Coeur d'Alene Mines Corp., a tiny (2008 sales: $190 million) company run out of Idaho which hopes to double in size this year thanks to the mine in the Sierra Madre.
