Sentence examples for merchants at a from inspiring English sources
Google wants to buy Groupon not just for its phenomenal growth Groupon is selling coupons for local merchants at a rate of $2 billion a year now but also because Groupon follows a pay-for-performance model.
The site has succeeded in referring visitors to those merchants at a rate that is four times the industry average, Mr. Singleton said.
"I'm not making an announcement tonight, but I know that in a couple of years, we've got a tremendous opportunity," he told a group of Taiwanese merchants at a recent gala in Flushing, his political home turf.
Correction: July 9, 2003, Wednesday An article on June 30 about the scarcity of American merchants at a French wine fair in Bordeaux misstated the surname of the co-owner of Smith Haut Lafitte, one of the region's premier vineyards.
Today, the governor met with some of the merchants at a popular beach restaurant here to tell about a meeting he had just had in Trenton with executives of the local power company, Jersey Central Power & Light, and its parent company, First Energy.
In February, for example, Wine Advocate editor Robert Parker raved about Australia's 1997 Wild Duck Creek (Duck Muck Shiraz), released to U.S. merchants at a suggested price of $100 per bottle.
Governor McGreevey even phoned the merchants at an April meeting, making a personal appeal to consider the move.
Eh'häusl – "marriage house" – was built in 1728 by a merchant at a time when only property owners could wed in Amberg.
But such a service could also be used to do comparison shopping by offering the same product from a competing merchant at a lower price.
He became Liberal MP for Warrington and captain of the golf club at Cannes, winning the French amateur open championship in 1905 and two years later marrying Miss Domini Elliadi, the tennis-playing daughter of a Greek merchant, at a ceremony in Paris.
Public subsidies to the big players are just one more incentive that leaves the smaller merchant at a competitive disadvantage.
