Sentences with phrase «selling at this steady pace»
But anecdotes from the U.K., where the phone launched last week, suggest the new BlackBerry is selling at a steady pace.
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Of course, Super Mario Odyssey is guaranteed to keep selling at a steady pace throughout 2018, and it should have no trouble outselling Super Mario 3D Land (the best - selling 3D Mario game).
This one is still selling at a steady pace, in line with Pokémon X and Y back in 2014 (while taking into account the dual - pack, obviously);
It certainly makes you wonder just how long it's going to keep selling at this steady pace.
The last time we got sales data, the game was at 80 000 units sold: it looks like the game is selling at a steady pace, like Azure Striker Gunvolt did!
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Market Overview Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have ascended at a steady pace over the last 3 weeks and it appears that Bitcoin has developed an impressive immunity against the usual correction triggers of tax selling, regulatory fears, exchange hacks and other FUD that have plagued crypto - markets since Q1 2018.
There has been a steady tide of new bookstores opening in China in the last few years and English titles are selling at a rapid pace.
It's still selling at a slow and steady pace.
Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition has sold over 1 million copies, the stellar Zack and Wiki: Quest for Barbaros Treasure has met sales expectations, and newly released PS2 port of Okami is trudging along at a steady pace.
Nintendo's creepy dream of everyone owning zee Switch once they come of console age seems to be progressing at a steady pace, with the console having sold 52 thousand units in Japan last week, bringing its total to 4 million units sold.
«Values are continuing to rise at a steady, consistent pace and new inventory is slowly coming to market as more and more long - time owners are coming off the fence to sell in an environment where interest rates are at all - time lows, demand is unrelenting and looming tax increases are on the horizon,» said Ken Uranowitz, managing director.