Sentence examples for a big distributor from inspiring English sources
They would certainly not want to lose such a big distributor in today's difficult economic climate.
The cheap-and-cheerful manufacturers at the low end don't have a secondary market they're trying to protect, no app store or crucial vendor relationship with a big distributor or publisher.
In recent months, Ballard has shipped a stationary 250-kilowatt fuel cell generator to European utilities for testing; introduced an improved, compact version of its first automotive cell, which Ford Motor is testing; and announced a partnership with the Sunbeam Corporation's Coleman Powermate unit, a big distributor of portable electric generators, to develop a co-branded fuel cell.
Express tried letting a big distributor (which Pham won't identify) manage its component inventory on-site but eventually dropped the service because it figured it could manage on its own.
Some of Fox's local station contracts with a bigger distributor — Dish Network — expire at the end of the month.
In June, Red Hat, a big Linux distributor, said that it, too, would contribute to a patent commons.
A volunteer named Gary Maxworthy, a retired executive from a big food distributor, proposed that Northern California's food banks hire a shared roaming solicitor, to look for missed opportunities across county lines.
Thompson cites the example of one of his clients, a big Avtovaz distributor in Moscow called Lada Strong.
Even if the decision will mean more and better content for its users, as Wood claims, siding with a big traditional distributor over a large number of independents could scare some developers off.
Others that everyone is watching includes [the cycling chain] SoulCycle, which is profitable [and filed to go public last July]; MJM Growth Properties [a real estate investment trust that filed to go public last week]; and US Foods, a big food distributor [that filed to go public in February].
Chiquita, by controlling a big banana distributor, has more control over the price".
