Sentence examples for convinced stores from inspiring English sources
Other Temple Israel members supported the civil rights movement: senior business executives convinced stores to hire black salespeople, Herschel Feibelman chaired the Memphis War on Poverty Committee, and Marvin Ratner left a partnership at a prominent local law firm to form, along with two white and two black lawyers, Memphis's first integrated law firm.
Finally, you have the retailer cut – and that's after convincing stores that it's a game worth taking.
But countless Germans -- and Europeans living in the 11 other countries that will start using the euro on Jan . 1-- are convinced that stores are covertly raising their prices as they start listing prices in euros as well as marks.
Ginsberg also convinced convenience stores to buy branded ice cream instead of the generic kind Manny sold.
Rheaume insists he convinced the stores that Sigg is more environmentally friendly than its competitors, which are either made in China (Klean Kanteen) or can only be "downcycled," not recycled (Nalgene).
He convinced grocery stores to label and feature foods that helped promote health and longevity.
But nothing matched the impact of the arrival of Whole Foods on P Street in 2000, a result of advocacy by residents who said they were convinced the store could thrive in their community.
While adults of a certain age may recall trailing their parents along Woolworths' shopping aisles with a certain nostalgia, Matthew is convinced the store's main appeal for multitasking, modern-day mums will be the fact they can avoid this ordeal by shopping online.
His buddy Steve dropped by the Chandler, Arizona Apple Store and relayed Geoff's story of an almost-deadly car crash turned 4-month coma and convinced the store's employees to do their best to recreate the excitement of June 29th, the iPhone's original launch date when Geoff showed up to purchase his iPhone.
"If the right people wear the clothes," Mr. Williamson said, "the profile is out there and it will convince more stores to carry the line".
As e-commerce continues to look like the obvious future of retail, he is intent upon opening massive brick-and-mortar stores, convinced that customers crave experiential shopping.
