Sentences with phrase «selling point if»

Why: It's less of an undertaking than a full bathroom renovation, yet a modernized powder room is a strong selling point if you put your home on the market.

This could be a big selling point if you have a good pair of headphones and like to listen to music a lot.

The smartphone rendered in this video sports a gorgeous all - screen design, which could be a major selling point if it's indeed in the cards.

With the PlayStation Now pricing becoming more and more enticing, its exceptional performance on the PlayStation TV may very well be the main selling point if Sony ever does introduce a subscription fee.

Xbox no longer would be a selling point if that happens.

This is a selling point if you're specifically looking to avoid a large - cap bias.

It's a turd in comparison to the Stinger or 4 Series, but it does achieve a combined fuel economy of 67.3 mpg, which could be a major selling point if you do a lot of driving.

It's a little bit corny and occasionally embarrassingly flashy, but as my younger brother pointed out, it may be a real selling point if you could customise the image displayed to greet you by your name.

This is a huge selling point if you don't want to drill into your walls to install what will ultimately be a temporary barrier.

Not exact matches

But if the Stinger's durability is a selling point, it is also a challenge.

If the test does continue to grow, it could spell bad news for Wendy's (wen) considering the rival chain's big selling point is «Always Fresh, Never Frozen.»

It's short, contains no hyphens, and, if it's pointing to a website selling affordable knives, perfectly summarizes the main point of the site.

But our point of view is [that] we will sell more if we help people make purchasing decisions.»

If the funder is selling directly to merchants, given today's sky - high marketing costs, acquisition can take a bigger chunk out of the 40 percent — more like 12 to 15 points (the industry average cost of acquisition for a $ 30,000 advance is $ 2,600).

Wilkins also pointed to an unanswered question: if there's an adverse shock, would foreign owners sell?

Having a place to go when you experience computer problems is another big selling point for the Mac, and one I appreciate even as someone who prefers to troubleshoot problems myself if at all possible.

Similar prophecies have proved wrong before and doubters point out that electricity bills for American factories will rise if the U.S. starts selling its growing supply of natural gas abroad and lifts current curbs on gasoline exports.

It will be fascinating to see if Oracle can realize Larry Ellison's goal to overtake Amazon in cloud services - while using database - level, automated security as a key selling point.

If you have something to offer that's not on the market, this is a major selling point or competitive edge.

If you're able to sell a similar product or service at a lower price point than the competition, you're going to garner attention.

If you aspire to become a CEO, entrepreneur, or leader in your company, then you must learn how to sell to effectively get your point across.

If the main selling point is a cheaper product, beware.

If you've been frustrated with the battery life of your current phone, the longer battery life on the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus should be a huge selling point.

At that point, they can sell them back to the company or on the market, if there is one.

One could sell the best digital security camera available, but if there wasn't video management software available that took advantage of its features, what was the point?

But if and when clients consider moving such services in - house with more automated solutions, powerful proprietary technology could prove a useful selling point.

And part of the problem is that there's no «real» or «natural» price for CEO labour (or for anything else), nothing to serve as a comparison point to figure out if such labour is being sold at the «right» price.

If any bond you wanted to sell is either offered only, or down more than a point on the bid side, but HYG or JNK have barely budged, you sell them.

I met Evan, he sold me the vision for Snap, if you like, and don't forget this is at a point when they just turned down pretty significant offers from Google and Facebook and all of my colleagues and friends and family were telling me I was an idiot to join the small startup in Venice.

It is at this point that you can make a realistic judgment call to determine if the product or service you're selling is, in fact, a good fit.

The chief exec then drove his point home, telling Strober, «If you feel, respectfully, that you can get a higher return than the 38 % you got last year... you can sell your shares in Starbucks.»

However, having the government sell annuities could make sense if you believe Canadians need to ensure against longevity risk (point 7) but the fees that insurance companies charge for these products are too high (point 6).

Return: I will pay back the utility payments into «the approved bank acct» until break even point which includes interest and put a clause if the house is sold to keep up the agreement.

The homebuyer, who's spent $ 430,000 (your number — yes I know you left some stuff out but the point is the same), now owns an asset worth $ 589,000, which he can sell if he desires (he's not stuck with it if he wants out).

Finally, as for the exit point, our target on this type of momentum trade is simply a retest of the prior swing high (or prior swing low if selling short).

On the issue of privacy, which seems to be a major selling point for Telegram, Durov was asked about if there's exceptions to the rule.

Check Point could be left behind if it focuses too much on bottom - line growth instead of selling its services.

Naideck said SBA's move makes it look like the agency wants the sellers to act like financiers, but «from a seller's point of view, if they still have the risk of collecting the money, they'll think «Why should I sell it in the first place?»»

In actuality, there is no one singular selling point, nor should there be if Amazon — or for that matter, any other company — is considering it.

If even manic Jim Cramer says to sell out for the short term, what's the point of holding onto stocks?

As such, $ GLD now presents us with a low - risk entry point on the short side only if the price falls below the April 26 low (all bets are off for short selling entry until that happens).

And I would consider adding to Goog if they dropped also but if Goog hits a certain point I will sell to get those shares into dividend paying stocks.

The Triffin Dilemma, as this problem is known, points out that if foreign growth is high enough relative to US growth that the need for US dollar reserves grows faster than the US economy, the resulting US current account deficit will require that the US sell assets fast enough, or that US obligations to foreigners grow fast enough, eventually to put the US economy at risk.

If there is anyone in this room that believes that a reasonable forecast for the U.S. or British economy at any future date would be represented by a trend line constructed through to 2007 from any previous point, I have a bridge I want to sell you,» Summers quipped.

Sell when a security breaks below the lowest point of a longer - term range that it has been confined in and if you are short - selling, place a tight stop loss in case the breakdown fails.

If you sell a product direct to a customer — in person or on the phone — you need to understand what their pain points are and position your product benefits against those pain points.

In this case, you would pull the trigger on 20 % of your holdings (40 % of 50 %), and then work off the additional 30 % on short - term strength (even if that strength follows a decline that took you below your original selling point).

At every point in the entire process of buying or selling stocks, I was * always * supportive of the companies and their prosperity: I only did better IF AND WHEN they prospered and were well - run.

In a diversified portfolio you use your bonds to buy stocks (or for spending purposes if taking distributions from your portfolio) when the stock market falls so you aren't forced to sell your stocks at a low point in the cycle and lock in losses.

In his letter, Dimon pointed to a recent study from EY that found that if there were a 20 % corporate tax rate between 2004 and 2016, U.S. companies would have acquired $ 1.2 trillion in cross-border assets instead selling $ 510 billion in such assets to foreign companies.