Sentence examples for check shoppers from inspiring English sources

The scheme, launched on 11 March 2013 across the UK, guarantees that Tesco will check shoppers' baskets against prices at Asda, Sainsbury's and Morrisons.

He says the site should work for the "vast majority" of consumers, but not all, by November 30th.With luck, more consumers should be able to buy coverage directly from insurers; on November 19th officials said they had made it easier to check shoppers' eligibility for subsidies.

But even Wal-Mart executives, who had offered to cash the rebate checks for shoppers right in their stores, said on Wednesday that there had been no "overly significant" impact on sales as a result.

Target dropping the Kindle, of course, won't stop Amazon shoppers from checking out other products at Target, but analysts said it would send a message to Amazon about Target's alliances.

Edgar Dworsky, founder of the Consumer World Web site, advises that shoppers check a store's return policy carefully before trying to return an item.

Rather than coming back to the site each time they want to check a product, shoppers can use Digital Folio as a sidebar in the browser.

"We still see what we call the paycheck cycle, where you see the spikes in comps the day or two after a payroll check," or after shoppers receive government payments, he said.

When Bailey took over as chief executive in 2013, while retaining his role as chief creative officer, the brand was motoring, driven by seemingly insatiable demand for anything with Burberry's trademark beige check from Chinese shoppers.

"Mystery shoppers check for specific acts, like employees saying 'Good morning' as well as 'Would you like another drink or would you like to upgrade to suite for only fifty dollars?' " Hennessey told me.

Voonik wants to make shopping for clothes and accessories easier by combining multiple stores on its platform and letting shoppers check out all items in a single transaction.

Read up on product reviews online, get on social media and check what other shoppers have to say on forums about a brand or product.