Sentence examples for introduced stores from inspiring English sources

In 2003, the company introduced stores for teenagers in Sweden and the Netherlands, and expanded Beautybox, which are specialty lingerie stores, in Sweden and Britain.

In contrast to his years at Gap, Mr. Drexler has been cautious in his expansion plans, carefully introducing stores and taking time with his international strategy.

Tu is introducing store-in-store formats similar to those on fashion floors of department stores, complete with bespoke staff and – a first – fitting rooms, into the 161 stores that will stock the full range of designs.

Novartis and Wyeth have had exclusive rights to sell generic versions of Claritin since January -- Wyeth's is called Alavert -- and other competitors are itching to introduce store-brand versions as well once those rights expire on July 23.

This is beginning to change: They have recently introduced app stores for third-party developers akin to what smartphone companies did a decade ago.

In order to eliminate the transitional phase in controller functions, a fault-tolerant State Server is introduced, which stores the states of all safety-relevant functions.

A 7p charge for a plastic carrier bag is expected to be introduced in stores in Wales from spring 2011.

Alibaba has already introduced hybrid stores in parts of China, and fast logistics represents an important part of the plan.

Otherwise you lose the buzz and then when the product is finally introduced in stores, the launch energy has been lost.

When swipe machines were first introduced in stores, banks actually paid some merchants to accept debit cards.

On Thursday, Mr. Johnson was beaming as he introduced the store's features to about 100 Chinese journalists, saying the shop offered "all the hallmarks of an Apple store experience plus a couple more".