selling points造句

The price is obviously one of the main selling points.

The selling points of these monuments are: huge size, simple shape and low price.

But, Sir, I cannot sell a product that has no obvious selling points.

But, Sir, I cannot sell a product that has no obvious selling points. That's impossible!

A garden is one of the biggest selling points with house-hunters.

Perhaps feet is gold eyes are selling points , so , and why to be a "imperial house" crying , selling an ordinary event "dog meat"?

The selling points of IPTV and interactive TV are all interactive programs. VOD is their major applications.

Nowadays, governments around China are busy inviting investment, but they often can not find their own selling points.

One of its selling points was that in contrast with many other projects, it had a fairly clear idea about what was needed.

Mr Romney has two selling points, both of which he stressed at the launch of his campaign in Michigan on February 13th.

Go through every piece of information you can find, and ensure that you understand their product, their selling points and the way they do business.

Content refreshes also have helped keep sales strong, with software improvements and more online services available through the console both serving as selling points.

One of Mr Medvedev's selling points is the backing of most of Russia's corporate elite and good relations with the West, which will guarantee the safety and legitimacy of most business.

However cliched it may be, the image of khaki-clad tourists peering out at the Masai Mara from open-top vehicles is one of the largest selling points for Kenya's tourist industry.

Now, one of the JSF's now selling points was that it wouldn't have to worry to much about taking on anti-aircraft fire; the jet would be so stealthy that the ground-to-air guns would never find it.