Sentence examples for viable sales from inspiring English sources

It was 1997, after all, and the Internet was fast becoming a viable sales channel in the United States.

On the basis of the survey results we suggest that a different metric is needed to establish a threshold for affordability, wherein the ability to pay of the poorest income groups, as well as a viable sales price are taken into account.

With the American Association of Inside Sales Professionals (AA-ISP), a viable inside sales industry association in place for five years, inside sales is an industry rapidly maturing.

Even while we were in the very early stages of conceptualizing, building and testing a minimal viable product, our sales team dramatically outnumbered all other departments.

The problem is that Aurora Nova has never been financially viable on ticket sales alone, and when Komedia withdrew its support, Aurora Nova might have collapsed if Assembly had not stepped in last year.

Ian Rogers, Topspin's chief executive, says the ability of artists to efficiently market themselves online represents the next major phase of the digital music revolution, after programs like Pro Tools made it possible to record an album on a laptop and iTunes made download sales viable.

Determine the most viable channels for sales (e.g., channel versus direct).

Under the plan, if voters rejected the borrowing, or if the proposal fell through for any other reason -- such as lawsuits or lack of a viable lender -- state sales taxes would automatically increase by 1 cent to cover the loss.

Mr. Dunnaville explained that the American Jewish Con gress finds "viable" businesses for sale and refers them to the Interracial Council, which in turn locates prospective black purchasers.

Mr. Bailey says the new price was set to make the company viable based solely on sales for infantile spasms.

"No car company is viable at today's sales volume," says Jeremy Anwyl, chief executive of Edmunds.com, an automotive research firm.