Sentence examples for cheap retail from inspiring English sources

Those banks can rely on huge balance sheets, backed by cheap retail deposits, to make loans.

After all, their source of funds is cheap retail deposits rather than the capital markets.

Our love affair with bargain goods shows no sign of waning, and the debate over what cheap retail really costs us continues.

We could go further by giving greater scope to nurse practitioners, admitting more immigrant doctors, reforming malpractice law and allowing cheap, retail Wal-Martt style" medical care, all to increase access and affordability.

Wholesale, British cocaine is Europe's most expensive.A big reason for cheap retail prices, say police, is that dealers have discovered cutting agents which allow them to pad their products without losing custom.

Neglected for two decades, the building sits amid a hodgepodge of sidewalk merchants hawking umbrellas and handbags, as well as sneaker emporiums and cheap retail shops that serve the city's mostly poor, black residents.

In that way, they would gain access to their cousins' cheap retail-deposit funding, as their own credit-ratings fell (the Landesbanks have no retail business of their own).

The responsibility of providing the chairs normally falls to local authorities, but they do not come cheap, retailing from upwards of £1,500 and often charities like Beach Within Reach have to step in.

We've been talking about it but it's not cheap," retailing at more than $300,000.

Of course these won't come cheap, retailing for approximately $300.

Yet plunging wholesale prices are not translating into cheaper retail prices for German domestic customers because they are being asked to pay for renewable energy subsidies, while industrial users enjoy cheaper power prices.