Sentence examples for differences in retail from inspiring English sources

We study differences in retail profits between Norway and Great Britain, both considered as benchmarks for competitive markets.

Stephen Robertson, British Retail Consortium director general, said: "This is the first time we've been able to publish footfall and vacancy figures in this level of detail and it shows stark differences in retail health between some of the UK's nations and regions.

Differences in the retail food environment potentially could influence rates of obesity and insulin resistance (32, 33, 35); however, a previous study found higher concentrations of convenience stores and fast food outlets in the more walkable neighborhoods of Toronto (38).

Prescriptions from unsampled stores were estimated on the basis of prescription totals from matched nearby stores with weighting to adjust for differences in total retail sales volume, which was available for nearly all stores.

That smartphones have become objects worth killing for reflects the vast difference in their retail price from place to place.

Moreover, standardized measures are needed for systematic monitoring of industry marketing practices and to conduct research examining neighborhood differences in exposure to retail marketing for marijuana and its contribution to use modality and frequency, alone and in combination with nicotine and alcohol.

We also sought to explore whether social disparities in the healthiness of food purchased were attributable to differences in responses to retail price promotions.

"How the new games are monetised may also provide a challenge considering the general differences in models used in retail for Nintendo and through in-app purchases for DeNA".

There was no observed difference between Asians and Whites in Retail (PR = 1.05 [95% CI: 0.87, 1.26]).

"The only difference is that Americans are paying more in retail costs than the rest of the world," she said.

"As the competitive landscape gets tougher and tougher, the difference is execution," said Jeffrey Luker, a managing partner in retail for Andersen Consulting, which sets up technology systems for its retail clients.