Sentence examples for merchandise demand from inspiring English sources

On Monday he tweeted: "We had to close #RWC2015 official merchandise store on Oxford St yesterday due to overwhelming merchandise demand from the Japanese public".

Its latest campaign to micromanage its merchandise demands even more out of the relationships.

She pointed out that consumers are quick to return defective merchandise and demand a refund.

U.S. chain store sales posted a gain in the latest week, helped by spring merchandise and demand for cold weather clothing, a report said on Tuesday.

Shoppers browsing fashion shows online (sometimes live), want pieces straight from the runway; buyers demand merchandise to be delivered sooner; and designers — not wanting to cut prices on garments by the time they are actually in season — have started to conceive weather-ambiguous looks.

Even older Lord of the Rings merchandise is in demand.

Using its HeadendWare software, ICTV is showcasing how cable operators can better merchandise Video On Demand (VOD) and offer games, local content and online customer-service support on their TVs via low-end set-tops.

On the side of the consumers, we can express the result as: due to the increase in categories of merchandise that consumers demand and the formation of a certain scale which break the critical point, the retailer may be willing to expand its scope of business.

From in-store geo-located deals – first in apps such as Foursquare but now being delivered straight to your pocket via iBeacons – to "on-demand" merchandise allowing consumers to personalise their products at home and pick up in-store, it seems the battle for the high street pound is a long way from over.

This morning, the company announced the debut of a new iPhone application called eBay Exact which allows users to browse and buy customizable print-on-demand merchandise from three top 3D printing companies: newly acquired MakerBot, Sculpteo, and Hot Pop Factory.

Demand for shoes, boots and sandals is more steady and less seasonal than demand for merchandise tied to weather-related activities.