Sentence examples for frequent orders from inspiring English sources
Booksellers concede that Amazon, which offers a flat annual rate for fast shipping to encourage frequent orders, is still likely to be cheaper even when it collects taxes.
When he saw frequent orders for eight dresses, he began asking the reps why they were not pushing for larger orders.
We address the trade-offs between shelf-space allocation and in-store replenishment (e.g., more space, less frequent orders and replenishments).
Under the fast fashion business system, retailers place small, more frequent orders with a short turnaround time and lower manufacturing costs (Parker and Dickson 2009).
Like Amazon, PetSmart shoppers can opt to subscribe to frequent orders through a new "auto-ship" option that lets you choose to have items delivered on a schedule you prefer – anywhere from between 2 to 8 weeks – in exchange for a 5percentt discount, along with free shipping.
The lawsuit also targets the so-called middlemen — wholesale distributors including McKesson Corp., Cardinal Health and AmerisourceBergen — saying they failed to report suspiciously large and frequent orders of prescription pain pills as required by state and federal law.
Increasing customer loyalty to encourage more frequent ordering is much more important to drivers than tipping.
Figure 2 is an illustrative scheme which gathers the annotated genes under the most frequent order, among all 36 assemblies.
These were selected on the basis of the following criteria: commonly seen unexplained complaints in general practice, frequent ordering of blood tests and the possibility that clinically relevant underlying diseases are detected by blood tests.
Another recent study by Nakatani et al. (2011) reported that young subjects with very early onset OCD (onset before 10 years of age) are characterized by a longer duration of illness, higher rates of comorbid tics, more frequent ordering and repeating compulsions, and greater parent-reported psychosocial difficulties.
Word order is the means most used by modern Romance languages to show the grammatical relationship between words; statistically the most-frequent order in statements is subject verb object.
