Sentence examples for merchants could be from inspiring English sources

He might have been young and precociously talented, but suddenly the naysayers and doom merchants could be heard mumbling: did he actually have the right stuff to compete with Rory McIlroy and Jordan Spieth, golf's established twentysomething stars.

And despite the fact that the House recently voted to extend a moratorium on new Internet taxes, the earthbound retailers are hopeful that the Senate will modify the legislation so that all Web merchants could be required to collect state sales taxes.

If Groupon collapses, a lot of small merchants could be left holding the bag.

In addition, the company has begun working to develop direct merchant partnerships, where merchants could be notified of incoming orders, and offer to fulfill those from their own inventory at better prices.

Apple Pay has, by all accounts, significantly broadened adoption of NFC payments, and now a solution opening it up to large numbers of merchants could be on the horizon.

Luxury product merchants could be in trouble.

A couple of years back, Congress introduced legislation, branded as the Durbin Amendment, that was designed to cap the amount of interchange fees that a merchant could be charged by a bank to process debit card transactions.

But some analysts warned that the profits made by online merchants this year could be harder to come by in 2004.

Second, the application is exclusively for time-specific deals that are deployed in real-time by merchants — BeThere could be used by a local bakery, for example, that's looking to sell excess pastries at a discount before the end of the day.

The Germans had calculated that if the world's merchant shipping could be sunk at the monthly rate of 600,000 tons, the Allies, being unable to build new merchant ships fast enough to replace those lost, could not carry on the war for more than five months.

But unlike piracy, which seems intractable, the appalling conditions on some merchant ships could be stopped.