Sentence examples for introduced discounts from inspiring English sources

He has introduced discounts to Le Cirque, Aquavit and Delmonico's.

Those that noticed a slowdown recently introduced discounts, spa directors said.

For decades, the mass-market paperback has stubbornly held on, despite the predictions of its death since the 1980s, when retail chains that edged out independent bookstores successfully introduced discounts on hardcover versions of the same books.

He introduced discounting policies for bookstores in Italy, as well as the paperback original and the practice of displaying books face out in his bookstores.

The site's founders — Adam Jacox, 25, and Jason Casperson, 30, of Kissimmee, Fla .— say they have contracted with more than two-dozen retailers to introduce discounts on nutritional supplements, chew toys and gourmet dog cookies.

By Thursday, two days after unveiling his controversial plan, Mr. Corzine was already offering sweeteners to try to gain support — that he might introduce discounts to regular users of the state's toll roads, and the possibility of not turning a busy highway connecting New Jersey and Staten Island into a toll road, as originally proposed.

Councils already have powers to introduce discounts on council tax bills, with some earmarking cuts for special constables and Army reservists.

A growing number of clubs are introducing discounts for tickets bought in advance, while most have offers for juniors and members.

He said: "It never crossed my mind to introduce discounting before Christmas".

By comparison, Ted Baker steadfastly refused to introduce discounting until Boxing Day and benefited from the move as sales jumped 18.3 per cent  in the eight weeks to January 4. The equivalent M&S period saw general merchandise sales rise just 1.5 per cent.

It is cannibalising sales of mid-market wines below $10 a bottle, forcing producers to cut prices and prompting other supermarkets, such as Safeway, to introduce discount wines of their own.