Sentence examples for verge of purchasing from inspiring English sources
I had been on the verge of purchasing stuff that would take up ever-increasing amounts of finite space, the situation spiraling out of control.
As a matter of fact, I may very well be on the verge of purchasing an Xbox 360, albeit unknowingly.
The former member of the Peace Corps who started at the company as a lawyer more than three decades ago, was on the verge of purchasing rival Falconbridge for $11 billion, in a deal that would have made Inco the largest nickel company in the world, surpassing Russias Norilsk Nickel.
But on the verge of purchase, a panicky sensation arrives, and I wonder: Is this a good deal?
To push into this emergent space, Viralheat recently launched its "Human Intent" product into private beta, which giving businesses the ability to identify customers online that are on the verge of a purchasing decision — in realtime.
International Paper hopes that companies will treat this extra expense as money well spent as a way of swaying consumers on the verge of making a purchase.
Either you put in a specific amount and then spend it gradually -- most customers add $100 at a time, Mr. Raden said -- or you wait until you are on the verge of making a purchase, then add that exact amount.
The idea to catch a user's attention at the moment when they're on the verge of making a purchase decision, a moment Localytics can identify thanks to its existing tools for app analytics.
Iraqi officials had suggested that their country was on the verge of signing a deal to purchase $40 billion or more in Russian goods over the next decade, a figure Russia's Foreign Ministry quickly disavowed.
Finland last year made it illegal to buy sex from women brought in by traffickers, and Norway is on the verge of imposing an outright ban on purchasing sex.
Founded as the basketball team of the Soviet Red Army's powerful athletic franchise, it was on the verge of collapse before Prokhorov's Norilsk Nickel purchased the club in 1997.
