Sentence examples for closing outlets from inspiring English sources
Yet a strategy of closing outlets opened during a period of overexpansion, introducing healthier options and improving customer service got McDonald's out of a very similar crisis a few years back.
[C3.] Cablevision Moves to Save Cash Trying to avoid running out of cash, Cablevision outlined a plan that included cutting jobs, reducing spending, selling movie theaters and closing outlets in the Wiz chain of electronics stores.
Tesco is preparing to shed up to 9,000 jobs in a turnaround plan that would remove a layer of management in larger supermarkets in addition to slimming its head office and closing outlets.
Dealers say that automakers will save little -- if anything -- from closing outlets.
Rival chains, including H&T, have also closed outlets.
However, politicians quickly managed to buy or close outlets and, according to former journalists, encourage self-censorship.
Among gossip writers, entertainment lawyers are regarded as "ambulance chasers", scanning gossip sites for potential business and then splitting their fees among celebrities and agents in concerted attempts to close outlets down.
In Nassau County, where three cases were reported, Taco Bell responded to a request by health officials and temporarily closed outlets in the Roosevelt Field shopping mall, and in Hicksville, Hempstead and East Meadow, where victims had eaten.
– KFC chicken shortage closes outlets.
Facilities were classified as "located and open" (outlet was in database and found open for business), "closed" (outlet located but closed permanently), "not found" (outlet not located at the reported address), or "ineligible" (outlet located but gave no indication of being a retail food outlet (e.g., private residence, gas station without a convenience store)).
To lyse all trapped cells, after opening all bottom outlets and closing top outlet, cell lysis solution was pumped into the channel to fill cell trapping array and all cell lysate collecting chambers (schemed in Fig. 1e).
