Sentence examples for means retail from inspiring English sources

The spending spree means retail sales rose 6.4 per cent in the year to November — the biggest jump since May 2004.

By this he means retail banking for the poor, which includes not only loans and savings accounts but also insurance and remittances.

— Matt Levine (@matt_levine) 12 Sep 13 Of course the fact that there'll be only 3 weeks of vetting means retail investors should be even more leery of buying Twitter.

Halloween's over, which means retail is in full holiday mode.

If there exist organization forms which satisfy ( t=left({mathbf{p}}_{k^{ast}}^{ast },{mathbf{x}}_{k^{ast}}^{ast },{k}^{ast },{D}^{ast },{varepsilon}^{ast}right) ), then it means retail formats exist.

Workers' groups have protested that the trend towards Thursday opening means retail employees can no longer spend the day at home with their families, which is supposed to be the point of Thanksgiving.

That would mean retail sales were 2.5% higher in July than a year earlier, compared with 2.2% in June.

Graver conditions are referred to a doctor.Does that mean retail health-clinics could become as popular and ubiquitous as McDonald's?

These deals meant Retail Acquisitions did not put any of its own funds into BHS but also explain how value was stripped out of the company.

For instance, a search for "retail" could mean "retail associate" or "store clerk" or "store manager," depending on how the employer wrote the job description.

The measures would extend farm subsidy programs and prevent dairy subsidies from reverting to 1949 levels, which would have meant retail milk prices could have doubled to about $7 per gallon.