Sentences with phrase «to be an easy sell»

With its casual, laid - back atmosphere, the city is an easy sell for tech entrepreneurs looking for a new place to call home.

«Clean tech» may not be the easiest sell.

«With smart devices, it's been an easier sell with entertainment products,» he said.

Do you think they are going to be an easy sell on climate change?

The simplicity of this decadent recipe is an easy sell, and its light and rich taste and texture seals the deal.

These people will be an easy sell when the product is finished.

When it comes to the safety of our children, technology is an easy sell.

No wonder the company was an easy sell for.

This dish was an easy sell to the kids.

The name of the spacecraft was an easier sell.

Getting them to read your next books is an easier sell than a new reader.

Ear wipes and dental wipes are easy sells, too.

Since exercise is increasingly important as a cat ages, toys are an easy sell.

But because his cerebral multidisciplinary work has never been an easy sell, he said, he also began working with a large pool of dealers internationally.

Remember, you know yourself best and this question should be the easiest sell for you.

I did think he wouldn't be an easy sell to the electorate as PM.

The simplicity of this decadent recipe is an easy sell, and its light and rich taste and texture seals the deal.

Faulhaber also points out that the caps are an easy sell if you see nail scratches on the customer's arm, or on the dog itself.

In some ways, energy regulations to curtail fossil fuel burning may be an easier sell in developing countries than in the United States, said Rachel Cleetus, senior economist with the Climate and Energy Program at the Union of Concerned Scientists.

Why go: More than 3,000 square miles of nature's finest canyons, geysers and rocky cliffs are an easy sell for nature enthusiasts.

Gaining two - way control over how much energy homes use is an easy sell to utilities, which have an incentive to reduce peak demand and avoid brownouts.

With Moser on board, the project was an easy sell to the University of Virginia Press, which recently published Donohue's new translation in plain - spoken English.

With sparkling canals, peerless museums, and a uniquely permissive culture, Amsterdam has always been an easy sell.

Anxious for a chance at the few national endorsements given to women basketball players (ex-WBLers Faye and Kaye Young plug a yogurt and Ann Meyers a soft drink), Bolin was an easy sell.

That style was an easy sell, and Ramos often occupied a spot on the undercard, a guy who could put butts in seats at the casinos in Atlantic City.

Understand, the man was no easy sell.

The squares are an easy sell, because the answers to a) are you watching the Super Bowl?

Both jobs have been down for a while, but Nebraska is the easier sell with its tradition.

Taxing the rich is an easy sell politically.

That argument is an easy sell for people like Mike Balboni, a former Republican state senator from Long Island who is now a lobbyist representing a variety of clients, including some who have business with the state.

Oduoye, who expresed confidence in the popularity of the party said «two by elections were won despite the sell acclaimed performance of the governor, emphasizing that «the candidates presented are easy sell, no so to speak stains, no allegations, no offence during previous opportunities».

The value of a crowdsourced PI review website is an easy sell to rising scientists.

«It'd probably be an easier sell to start with if it was a research - relevant placement, so going to a company to do some research activity [or to] a policy setting perhaps where they can apply their research in different ways» can be good options, Hardwick says.

Promoting milk as high calcium and therefore essential for bones and teeth is an easy sell, since dairy products are generally whitish and so are bones and teeth.

Star Ryan Reynolds says despite its dark content, and the long process to reach the screen, Deadpool was an easy sell once test footage created to sell the project was leaked.

Because reducing taxes on families is an easy sell to voters whereas reducing taxes on large businesses is not, we may be in a situation where evidence on what works economically and political expediency are aligned.

Eric has a good point that the VW Jetta SportWagen TDI is an easier sell than this A3, but the A3 is clearly superior in the appearance, prestige, and fun - to - drive departments.

That suggests the new car should also be an easy sell for current Leaf owners who want to stay in the fold, and it could be tempting to consumers pondering leaving conventional internal - combustion - powered cars.

Though flash fiction is, as Sanford says, mostly enjoyed by the literary community, a flash fiction story is an easy sell to casual readers, who won't need to invest the same amount of time they would need to read a novel like Moby Dick.

They have to buy into the ecosystem though, normally libraries that do business with Overdrive are an easier sell for 3M, because the staff are already familar with how the systems work.

The lender (bank) will likely sell the mortgage to a group of investors, and a less risky mortgage is an easier sell.

Reason Number Four: Another selling factor is pet beds that are waterproof or have removable covers are an easy sell for trouble - free cleaning especially during shedding season or for pets with a lack of bladder control.

Functional treats are an easy sell; they make sense from a cat owner's perspective because they allow cat owners to simultaneously show affection by giving their cat a treat and enhance their cats» health.

Much like treats, toys or catnip, cat grass is an easy sell to a dedicated cat owner.

On the Shelves Retail products that address shedding are an easy sell, as shedding is a very real problem for many pet owners, and one that a few simple products can alleviate to a great extent.