Sentence examples for whose sales are from inspiring English sources

Independent bookstores (whose sales are actually rising) can't beat Amazon on price or selection.

The Volt is just one car, of course — one whose sales are unremarkable.

Lipitor, whose sales are expected to reach $5.3 billion in 2001, accounts for a third of Warner-Lambert's revenues.

Toyota and Honda, both based in Japan, are the only major automakers whose sales are down in 2011.

The worst performer is furniture and home furnishings retailers, whose sales are still more than 13 percent below the peak.

IN THE television series "Mad Men", a 1960s adman makes a pitch to a television-maker whose sales are flat.

That all adds to the costs of Argentine exporters, only 8% of whose sales are in the United States.

"Toyota seems to be the only volume maker in the world whose sales are growing almost everywhere".

Its income has also been hit by a new "Olympic" lottery, three-quarters of whose sales are thought to cannibalise the ordinary lottery's market.

Those gains come not from traditional models — which add stability and cushioning to cater to a variety of gaits, and whose sales are actually down as much as 18 percent over last year — but rather from a new crop of pared-down running shoes, whose sales are up 283 percent.

The CTS must combat a resurgent Mercedes-Benz, as well as BMW, whose sales are up this year while Cadillac's have fallen.