Sentence examples for new merchant from inspiring English sources

"Some supermarkets have told us that they would rather see customers charge items than suffer hunger," said Jodey Hancock, president for new merchant markets at Mastercard's headquarters in New York.

A new merchant class is emerging the only prospering bit of the economy.

Thousands of firms have repurposed Amazon's web services to create new merchant interactions.

Each period of Israeli history seems to call out for a new "Merchant of Venice" — though no one ever seems happy with the result.

The largest and most successful of the new merchant empires was the empire of the Lunda at the heart of the southern savanna.

The building spree mentioned above was made possible by low wages resulting from a population explosion and by the riches that the new merchant classes were creating.

The young, honey-haired heroine of "Le Divorce," the new Merchant-Ivory adaptation of Diane Johnson's brisk and funny novel, is named Isabel Walker.

I am a scholar of James and happen to have seen "The Golden Bowl"; while the cinema will never emulate the power of a Jamesian semicolon, James's novel will never deliver to us the grand and complex visual splendor of the new Merchant-Ivory film; nor can James perform for us the dialogue that he has so masterfully written.

Producers sell to the new merchants of cotton: global retailers such as Gap and Adidas.

Now the city is trying to revive the downtown with tax incentives for new merchants.

However, the irony is that most of this isn't new: merchants have desired phone leads for decades.