Sentence examples for competing shops from inspiring English sources

Its narrow streets are jammed with competing shops, and prices are settled through exuberant bargaining.

For some twenty years, Quattrocchi had his own barbershop, Vito's, in Hoboken, where there were dozens of competing shops; now there are only two or three.

A pizzeria owner in Pennsylvania sought to sabotage competing shops by infesting them with mice, police say.

"Loyalty is magic," he argued, recalling that the personal service he received at a friend's chain of coffee shops meant that he'd walk past competing shops and invite friends to this one.

From this we were able to construct the network of competing shops and common suppliers (See Figure  3).

Distance to nearest competing shops was only relevant for shops where the closest shop was within 5km.

Pete Craig, who owns a competing shop, said: "It's not like it's cool to walk around.

And where the opponents preferred, say, another florist, the other locals noted that the florist who had just vacated had been no bargain, having been convicted of heroin trafficking and charges involving the bombing of a competing shop.

There also aren't many competing shopping or dining options in the largely African American neighborhood.

Graphically, we sought to characterize adopter status by population, distance to nearest competing shop, and the number of shops within a 3km radius (see Figure  6).

"I am very store loyal; I hold loyalty cards from five different retailers!" Shoppers simultaneously hold loyalty cards from competing retailers and often shop regularly at more than one competing store.