Sentence examples for merchandise exists from inspiring English sources

Companies or retails could promptly recognize whether all transported merchandise exists at current time period by scanning attached tags.

Watterson explained in a 2005 press release: Almost no legitimate Calvin and Hobbes merchandise exists outside the book collections.

Not a word!" It's not clear if such severed head merchandise existed, but HuffPost reporters saw lots of other offensive anti-Clinton merchandise on display at the convention, including a violent image of her falling off a motorcycle and another of Trump punching her out.

From tea sets to cuddly toys, the merchandise already exists; a television version airs in Australia, although McBratney didn't write the stories.

The high price of the Barneys T-shirts reflects the fact that much band merchandise now exists firmly in the same rarefied space as high-fashion items.

In reality, the prosecution contended, the merchandise never existed and the sales never took place.

Clearly, at least one of the reasons the movie exists is to sell merchandise.

He gave interviews citing Christ as 'the first great celebrity' and the crucifix as 'the greatest piece of merchandising that ever existed'.

Conversely, if same-store-sales numbers are decelerating, it may signify that a host of problems exists, such as increased competition, a poor merchandise mix or a number of other factors that could be limiting foot traffic.

Anyway, yes: my 9,000-word article, "A Deep Dive Into Frank Stallone's Trump Merch Collection, and the Lessons We Can Learn Within" is due to come out next week.

* Frank Stallone, side-note, is a keen collector of Trump merchandise so niche I can't even believe it exists.