profitable sales

"But they would be very profitable sales, so you'd remember them and record them?"

Full scale profitable sales of float glass were first achieved in 1960.

That strategy has been to emphasize profitable sales even if market share slides, a reversal of Detroit's recent approach.

Solving the crisis meant reorganizing production and trade, to meet the new requirements for profitable sales.

They also serve as the basis for a fleet of big sport utilities that account for another 400,000 even more profitable sales.

Profitable sales volume is more important than maximum sales volume.

What should have been a profitable sales transaction with a German company had ended in threatened litigation and, finally, termination of an interim agreement.

But by charging, say, $25 for a book that costs only $3 to produce the publisher loses some potential profitable sales.

In 1997, Americans reported 174,000 profitable sales of residences with taxable capital gains averaging about $30,000.

Whether fracking will lead to profitable sales, and whether the companies will survive, remains a long bet.

But Time Warner Cable is benefiting from a new growth in the highly profitable sales of high-speed connections to its customers.

For Barnesandnoble.com, analysts say, selling digital books could some day hold out the potential for new, more profitable sales within the company's traditional franchise - books.

In 1998, after the law took effect, the number of profitable sales reported fell to 111,000, but the average gain did not change, according to the I.R.S.

G.M. attributed the drop in car sales in part to its effort to decrease less profitable sales to car rental companies.

A loss leader or leader is a product sold at a low price (i.e. at cost or below cost) to stimulate other profitable sales.

Roadmaster grew from $40,000,00 in unprofitable sales to over $800,000,000 of highly profitable sales.

Microsoft and Sony currently use a loss leader strategy, pricing their consoles lower than the production cost to increase the market for more profitable sales of related software.

Benefits From Bank Sales The highly profitable sales of mutual savings banks have a difficult question: Who should reap the benefits?

Are you so ill-informed that you are unable to make a profitable sales call, unable to answer the phone, unable to persuade someone to join your cause?

CHAPTER 5 Since this chapter was written several dozen hard cover books on the saucers have enjoyed profitable sales.

In addition to supermarkets, big chains like Staples, Wal-Mart and Home Depot have combined cavernous stores with steady prices to build high volume and profitable sales.

Implemented across the board - for profitable sales of securities, real estate and other assets - it degenerated into a gimmick that could save the taxpayer money without contributing significantly to the economy.

This freed up their regular sales force to concentrate on profitable sales solutions to VAR's and system integrators, leaving "retail" to reps who did not require sales skills.

The back-to-back annual gain in market share was the first since 1976, but it was made possible by zero percent financing deals and reliance on less profitable sales to corporate and rental fleets.

Like Ford and Chrysler, G.M. has fattened its profits by scaling back less profitable sales to commercial fleets and reducing rebates and other incentives to retail customers.