Sentence examples for triggering sales from inspiring English sources

My firm, the China Market Research Group, decided to see just how effective Olympic sponsorship has been toward creating brand awareness, loyalty and more important, triggering sales in China.

Waning consumer demand for luxury goods and global economic uncertainty have triggered sales warnings at Swiss group Richemont and its French rival Hermès International.

Large-scale downgrades over the summer and fall of that year "shocked the financial markets, helped cause the collapse of the subprime secondary market, triggered sales of assets that had lost investment-grade status and damaged holdings of financial firms worldwide," according to a memo summarizing the panel's findings.

In truth, these displays serve two functions - they promote brands to new young smokers and they trigger sales to people who did not intend to buy.

Emma Clifford, senior food and drink analyst at Mintel, said consumers were becoming much more adventurous in their choice of tea to drink at home, triggering strong sales of fruit or herbal teas, speciality teas and green tea, reflecting what she said was "a growing foodie culture in the UK".

A stop loss can help you avoid massive decreases in stock value by triggering automatic sales.

Being an official Olympic sponsor did clearly help trigger sales if the product was viewed as related to the Olympics–such as sports apparel or beverages, where 20% of respondents said they were more likely to buy the official sponsor.

Joanna was previously CEO of Bebo and President of People Platforms at AOL. Joanna was also the person who got advertising agencies to buy into Bebo, thus triggering its sale to AOL.

With luck, this will trigger more sales than a blast of Beethoven.

Liquidity dried up just as stop-loss orders triggered more sales.

However, if default triggered panicked sales of stocks and other assets normally seen as riskier, the result might in fact be a rush into Treasuries.