Sentence examples for low retail from inspiring English sources

While an installment payment option may not make sense for stores that sell items with low retail values, an option like Affirm could be a boon for retailers that sell higher-priced items like jewelry or expensive electronics.

Barriers to new entrants remain, such as a shortage of credit and historically low retail margins.

But publishers believed that the low retail price of e-books eroded the public's perception of what books are worth.

"For a lot of people, the war in Iraq sounded like a good excuse for low retail sales," said Kurt Barnard, president of Barnard's Retail Consulting Group.

He is amiable, and has spoken out on low retail pay, saying he would like to see more Halfords staff on the living wage.

[C4.] Stocks Fall on Low Retail Sales and Rising Oil Price Stocks tumbled on disappointing retail sales and a rise in oil prices.

But here's the contradiction: the UK may be the biggest market in the world for Fairtrade, organic and other certified bananas but it still has one of the lowest retail prices in the northern hemisphere.

The lowest retail price to watch all the available matches on UK television was £51, according to Virgin Media, compared with £25 in Italy, £21 in Germany and £18 in Spain.

While they don't have the lowest retail price of the cars in their segments, their exemplary gas mileage (a combined 29.5 mpg and 31 mpg, respectively) elevates them to the top.

Alcohol minimum unit pricing (MUP) is a policy mandating the lowest retail price at which alcohol products can be sold (i.e. a floor-price).

House prices exceed the low income retail holiday jobs for local people meaning the demographic of the town is skewed to rich retired people.