Sentence examples for items in stores from inspiring English sources

Wal-Mart has already seen some benefits, including a 16% reduction in out-of-stock items in stores using RFID.

He sits on the board of Kash, which makes technology that enables people to use their mobile phones to buy items in stores.

Fairtrade will help design and evaluate projects under the Waitrose Foundation scheme and its involvement will be flagged beside relevant items in stores – but in a different way to fully certified Fairtrade goods.

M&S's new delivery centre is part of a £1bn programme to improve ageing IT and distribution systems in order to ensure it has the right items in stores and is able to handle increasing demand for home deliveries.

For example, large portion sizes, food prices, the placement of food items in stores and promotional strategies to market foods all affect our dietary decisions on a daily basis.

Ron Frasch, the chief merchant of Saks Fifth Avenue, which has 54 stores across the country, said the number of foreign shoppers trying to buy multiple items in stores was "pretty minor," but he added, "it is certainly an issue that we watch".

In fact, I'm sure many of you reading this already play with items in-store: mobile phones in the likes of Carphone Warehouse, kitchen utensils in homeware stores, and maybe even fruit in the local supermarket.

Here's this week's Android selection: The British retailer has launched its official Android app, promising details from its 200,000-product catalogue, and the ability to scan items in-store to find out more information and watch videos.

Sue Ryder in Framlingham had previously announced its plan to sell its items in-store on 18 April.

The eventual plan is to bring down the price of many other grocery items in-store, too.

Showrooming emerged as early as 2011, when Amazon offered consumers up to $15 off to price check items in-store.