Sentence examples for generating retail from inspiring English sources

By the mid-1990's he had 97 business licensing agreements, generating retail sales of more than $700 million a year worldwide, to swell a ready-to-wear business that grossed about $9 million annually.

A regional shopping center could draw as many as 734,000 people from nearby communities, generating retail sales of about $2.3 billion per year, according to the study.

Electricity price forecasting plays an increasingly important role in generating, retailing, and planning.

Now, Ms. Tam said her label generates retail sales of $62 million a year in New York, Hong Kong and several Japanese cities.

While clearance markdowns have always generated retail traffic after the typical holiday rush, the significant rise in gift card popularity is transforming postholiday consumer shopping.

Retail is more than simply generating profit, retail has a social responsibility and perhaps the third fastest growing supermarket might just provide the template for that.

It reasoned that Sky's large subscriber base gave it an advantage over other bidders for sports broadcast rights because only it could be confident of generating the retail revenues to pay for them.

But he said "public consent" for these arrangements depended on consumers getting a fair deal and that could happen only if the energy market was totally restructured to separate firms' generating and retail operations.

According to the company's 2001 annual report, Canadian Wal-Mart Stores have "become leaders in terms of generating new retailing concepts and merchandising techniques, which have been adopted both in the U.S. and abroad".

Mac game sales accounted for 11.5% of the retail unit sales of games last year and 10.8% of the $1.4 billion in revenue generated by retail game sales, according to PC Data.

Michael Collins, a spokesman for the store, said REI hopes to find another location in New York or Connecticut, which will generate more retail sales.