Sentence examples for withering sales from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maller, who is also the beverage director there, put together an extensive Spanish wine list with the first page devoted entirely to sherry, a fortified wine that is having a renaissance after years of withering sales.

Like most others who write about cars, I can't drive a station wagon without bemoaning their withered sales.

But total cut-flower sales withered by 2.9% to €2.48 billion.

Sales withered, and the car companies were forced to slash unsustainable costs and payrolls.

The latest figures from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, published earlier this week, found that buyer interest and expectations of future sales withered in the post-referendum period.

While Yahoo!'s share's have fallen more than 10% over the past two years as sales withered and rival Google sucked up huge sales and profit gains in online advertising, many aren't about to give up.

But initially strong sales soon withered.

The Brexit vote had an immediate impact on Britain's housing market, causing buyer interest and expectations of future sales to wither at the fastest pace in years, according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.

But analysts say that if sales wither in the United States, Japanese companies will not be spared.

And despite the efforts of various subcultures of supporters — club D.J.'s, audiophiles, hardcore punks — to engineer a vinyl comeback, sales continued to wither as MP3s joined CDs as competition over the last decade.

Between anxious consumers and a flight from impractical sports cars that began well before the recession bushwhacked the economy, what J. D. Power calls the "premium sporty" class — two-seaters, coupes and convertibles above $40,000 — withered to a paltry 89,000 sales last year from 230,000 in 2003.