英语词汇“modest sales”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

modest sales

The 308 may have been only a modest sales performer so far, but the latest range deserves to raise its profile a lot higher.

The Sun

And, after many, many years of steady writing, good reviews, but modest sales, made her very famous indeed.

Times, Sunday Times

The following two had more modest sales.

Times, Sunday Times

It said cost inflation was running at between 3 per cent and 4 per cent, with modest sales price inflation and internal cost control measures offsetting any impact.

Times, Sunday Times

Despite being profitable from the outset, the business had modest sales of 160,000 this year.

Times, Sunday Times

单词	modest sales
释义	modest sales The 308 may have been only a modest sales performer so far, but the latest range deserves to raise its profile a lot higher. The Sun And, after many, many years of steady writing, good reviews, but modest sales, made her very famous indeed. Times, Sunday Times The following two had more modest sales. Times, Sunday Times It said cost inflation was running at between 3 per cent and 4 per cent, with modest sales price inflation and internal cost control measures offsetting any impact. Times, Sunday Times Despite being profitable from the outset, the business had modest sales of 160,000 this year. Times, Sunday Times
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