Sentence examples for aggressive holiday from inspiring English sources

The sales increase of 4.8 percent at United States stores open at least a year was caused in part by aggressive holiday promotions, with appliance deals after Thanksgiving, and a 12 percent increase in seasonal merchandise that sold out, Carol Tomé, chief financial officer, said in an interview.

Another thing retailers should be preparing for is aggressive holiday show-rooming.

The choreography gets stronger as the show goes on (especially the second act opener) and the costumes amusingly silly (like the aggressive holiday sweaters in the finale).

"I would expect retail to be more aggressive this holiday, as the market is seemingly saturated with top releases, and consumer discretionary is still under pressure," said National Alliance Capital Markets analyst Mike Hickey.

Secondly, see the aggressive marketing surrounding holidays for what it is... an inducement to buy products and services.

Amazon promoted Echo aggressively over the holiday shopping season, with especially aggressive pricing for the Echo Dot.

THE holidays are upon us again — it sounds vaguely aggressive, as if the holidays were some sort of mugger, or overly enthusiastic lover — and so it's time to stick a thermometer deep in our souls and take our spiritual temperature (between trips to the mall, of course).

The holiday rewarded aggressive tax avoidance, with 77 percent of the repatriated profits coming from tax haven countries, according to the Government Accountability Office.

Monitoring application downloads tracked by Flurry over the last six months, we observe strong patterns of seasonality and an aggressive ramp toward the holiday season.

Tis the season for shoving a third gingerbread man into your mouth after mum's passive-aggressive comment during the holiday meal.

There are more delivery services than ever in the Orlando area, with faster turnaround, along with national retailers planning to be aggressive with free shipping on holiday purchases.