Sentence examples for adapting retail from inspiring English sources

That the military is adapting retail versions of combat-related video games for training is a powerful admission that such games do indeed teach users how to kill.

Many, including the biggest online retailers, use pricing algorithms which automatically adapt retail prices to those of competitors.

"The effect of these suspected price restrictions may be aggravated due to the use by many online retailers of pricing software that automatically adapts retail prices to those of leading competitors.

He said the funding would enable the council to support landlords and local enterprise to adapt empty retail properties to take on new roles.

To do so, it's adapting to Internet retail with the launch of Visa Checkout, a new payment option that will allow users to speed through the online checkout process in just a few steps.

Transplanting a cafe or restaurant to an airport often means adapting to a tiny retail space while offering much speedier service and a smaller menu than what the home base provides.

The primary one is adapting their well-established retail distribution for film and photo finishing to the consumer's growing demand for digital photography.

But she said those two companies had done a better job at adapting to the changing retailing environment.

To adapt an old retail phrase "traction is vanity, monetisation is sanity" Interestingly it's the Yells and Thompson's that should take this as yet another hammer blow.

Many of those immigrants are in the South and West, where factory-built housing is most established, and retail outlets there are adapting to attract them.

(Red Hook is being transformed from a post-industrial landscape into a big-box retail center. But that may not even be the end of the evolution, as aged big-box stores across the country are themselves adapted into post-retail functions).