Sentence examples for distributor means from inspiring English sources

One primary distributor means extraordinary control.

In 1957 the liquidation of American News Company, a major distributor, meant that many magazines had to scramble to find new distributors.

While the number of wineries in the U.S. has doubled in the past decade, consolidation among distributors means the top 50 producers sell 95% of the wine.

The festival's early spot on the calendar and its enduring reputation as the best place to attract distributors mean all other festivals follow it, just as they do in a scrawled list on a wall in Derek Watson's office in Oklahoma City.

@glenfandango Hey Glen, sadly we haven't been able to come to an agreement with the distributor which means it won't be shown at Cineworld.

When customers began querying the disappearance on the company's official Twitter account, most were responded to with a standardised statement: "Sadly we haven't been able to come to an agreement with the distributor which means it won't be shown at Cineworld".

Pias was also the UK's largest independent home entertainment distributor, which means major independent film companies such as BFI will need to quickly replenish their DVD stock to meet demand.

Separate distributors, though, means starting from scratch in every country to come: Mexico (6 Nov), Japan (21 Nov), Germany (10 Dec), South Korea (23 Dec), Russia (24 Dec).

The film board has delayed giving a certification, which means distributors risk falling foul of the law if they show the film in public places.

Digital distribution means the album is an eccentricity — to distributors.

Its hefty 3-hour length also means that distributors can schedule fewer screenings in a day.