Sentence examples for important retailers from inspiring English sources
More important, retailers are facing hefty cost pressures in their own purchases.
Equally important, retailers are showing improvements in customer satisfaction, as shoppers become more likely to find desired merchandise in stock at fair prices.
The famous editors and important retailers will look, to the outside world, impossibly well put together, but every one of them has had her moments of fashion shame and has spent as many anxious minutes throwing on different outfits in the morning as the average woman.
Won't important retailers like the Finish Line get irked?
Amazon's ad nauseam experimentation is one thing (the industry half expects it), but a rash of other announcements this year by one of the most important retailers in America, Walmart, also portend a future quite different from the present day.
The bulls think the company is building an unassailable position as the most important retailer in the country.
It is also setting aside about $40 million in reserves for potential losses related to the bankruptcy of Circuit City, an important retailer that sells Warner Brothers DVDs.
"I feel strongly that this new contract reestablishes our positive relationship with Amazon, an important retailer and industry leader, and that this strong relationship will benefit the writers we publish for many years to come," he wrote.
Adidas said: "This season, we're implementing a new distribution strategy... Sports Direct continues to be an important retailer for Adidas and their customers still have the opportunity to buy a great range of Adidas products in their stores".
In addition, Sport Obermeyer succeeded in persuading some of its most important retailer customers to place their orders sooner, thereby providing the company with valuable early information on the likely popularity of individual styles.
The move is significant because it represents the latest tinkering with the movie industry's release windows, something Hollywood has long been reluctant to do out of fear of upsetting the profitability of DVD sales and angering its most important retailer, Wal-Mart.
