Sentence examples for low department from inspiring English sources
The cultural connotations of public transport use in London differ from the rest of the UK, with private car use relatively low (Department for Transport 2007), particularly in the inner London boroughs, and bus use less clearly associated with marginalised transport users (King and Grayling 2001; Shaw, Mackinnon and Docherty 2009).
"In ob/gyn, you are dealing with a low-risk department with a low-risk population and largely healthy women," said Dr. Deborah Axelrod, a former breast cancer specialist at Beth Israel who now runs the breast cancer center at St. Vincents Hospital and Medical Center.
A low volume department might not achieve cost-effectiveness unless computer navigation has a more significant impact on implant survival, thus may defer the investments until such data are available.
I say arguably because low-wage jobs in France pay more than low-wage jobs in the U.S. Working at a low-end department store in France provides a livable level of income.
It is a low-end department store that Mr. Johnson is hoping to turn into a slightly higher-end department store that sells clothing made mostly by other manufacturers.
The demise of BHS, the low-end department store, last week has been partly blamed on its failure to keep up with shoppers' changing demands.
An exception to these results was the Kohl's Corporation, a low-priced department store, which had a 7.3percentt jump in sales.
But others said morale was at an all-time low because departments, offices and crews that had already been stretched beyond capacity were being pushed even harder to make up for the 930 workers Mr. Suozzi has cut from the county work force.
But low-priced department store sales were soft.
One of the low-end department stores we own, Ramayana, is seeing sales really pick up.
Gordmans Stores, Inc. is an everyday low-price department store retailer featuring a selection of the brands, fashions and styles at up to 60% of department and specialty store prices every day.
