Значения термина final sales на английском

The final sales price more than doubled the pre-sale estimate.

I mean, that in its final sales analysis, the magic bars are what count.

Exxon added in a message to Reuters on Friday that the final sales agreement hasn't been signed yet.

While job creation has been pretty good, wage growth, which is the real foundation of better final sales, has not.

Exxon confirmed the exclusive talks to Reuters on Friday and said that a final sales agreement has yet to be signed.

Toyota, due to publish its final sales tally for 2011 later this month, was once the envy of the auto industry.

Motor industry analysts now expect the final sales for the year will be about 145,000 new cars.

The index is different to some other property measures because it looks at asking prices and the number of listings rather than final sales.

CVRs are being used increasingly in deals in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology market to bridge differing expectations surrounding new drugs whose final sales are uncertain.

Several major auction houses have released their final sales totals for the year, and only Christie's seemed to have been able to hold its ground.

It said Copersucar would have remunerated Aralco for years, based on realized production on a monthly basis - irrespective of the final sales to customers.

Vodafone store manager, Steve Andrews, said it was the last thing traders wanted as they tried to secure a final sales surge before the lockdown.

Your first 50 listings every month are free; if you sell it, the site takes 10% of the final sales price.

The company said that it now expected the final sales price to rise slightly above the previously announced 5.44 billion euros ($7.52 billion).

Final sales numbers for 2014 aren't in yet.

Final sales, a measure which excludes inventories, actually fell by 1.3 percent.