Sentence examples for infrastructure of retail from inspiring English sources
With sales of recorded music in a decade-long slide and the industry's promotional infrastructure of retail stores and magazines disappearing, the Recording Academy and its voting pool of 12,000 music professionals stuck largely to the biggest-selling and most familiar pop faces in the nominations for the 52nd annual Grammy Awards.
But I also think retail is so massive and the existing infrastructure of retail, the 10,000 store fleet of 7 Eleven, or other stores even in Asia.
But, it is the charging of billions of dollars to build out the wireless networks and the abandoning (or not upgrading) of most of NY State's wired infrastructure (for retail services) that our new SPECIAL REPORT details.
Since joining the consumer credit business within GE in 2005, he initially served as Vice President of Risk Infrastructure of GE Capital's Retail Card Platform in 2005 and 2006.
The lack of fresh and healthy food in these communities is significantly tied to a lack of infrastructure -- literally a dearth of retail and restaurant outlets that can or do sell healthy foods.
The only chance we have to get ahead of the coming epidemic is by adequately financing treatment programs so the infrastructure of marijuana production, distribution and retail is matched by broad-based community services.
Generally speaking, the spatial forms of residence, transportation infrastructure, and retail or business locations may all vary according to the given country, region and cultural context.
For the development of its network, Singapore is relying on a mixture of public subsidies and private-sector participation and separating three main functions: the building of the infrastructure, the operation of the network and the provision of retail services.
"Our technology will enable existing point of sale infrastructure to accept contactless payments through mobile devices aat majority of retail merchants," Mann said.
BT has proposed splitting its infrastructure and retail operations into separate divisions, but seems to want to retain control of both.It comes down to this: is BT's core asset its wires, or its customers?
The haemorrhage of retail deposits has slowed.
