What's the use of having such a juicy and appetizing prospect-list if you can't call on them? |
If I were to make a suggestion to him, my suggestion would have been they ought to have remembered to call on some foreign reporters. |
Despite the reorg, there are still instances where salespeople from different business practices call on the same client. |
For one thing, they require you to think on your feet and call on all your resources to get past them, reaffirming your commitment. |
There is going to be an enormous call on the Africans, but it may well require other people. |
Just as well, then, that Mazda also has the semi-iconic MX-5 and the wackily left-field, rotary-engine RX-8 to call on for credibility. |