Sentence examples for number of storefronts from inspiring English sources

But a number of storefronts near the complex are empty, and several downtown business owners said New Roc had yet to bring them more customers.

Since the town is in the middle of a building boom, the number of storefronts taken up by real estate agents is rivaled only by the number of "instituts de beauté," offering endless varieties of manicures and facials.

The zoning amendment, called the Unified Bulk Program, would set new restrictions on the height of buildings, increase the number of storefronts in neighborhoods and eliminate plazas and other open space not being used efficiently, officials have said.

Focused mostly on the small- to medium-sized business market, the company has integrated with a large number of storefronts, shipping providers, and payments platforms.

Payvment Platinum is a customized version of the e-commerce platform that includes an unlimited number of storefronts, account administrators, 1 1 training and priority customer support.

He launched a franchise program, a private-label line of hearing aids, and acquired 37 new hearing-aid clinics, increasing his number of storefronts by 40% and boosting sales from $22 million to $35 million in fiscal 1998.

If Chelsea remains the hot spot for grand gesture galleries — old industrial spaces with room for massive Serras — the Lower East Side offers a growing number of storefront spots, where artists and gallerists with big ambitions work small for now.

"If you don't get it at a doctor's office, they'll get it at the mall," he said, referring to the growing number of storefront centers that offer ultrasound snapshots of fetuses to expectant parents.

Lax laws and little oversight have led to a booming number of storefront pain management clinics that liberally dispense potent narcotics.

She turned to one of a proliferating number of storefront title lenders, Allied Cash Advance, which promises to help "get the cash you need now".

GATE should revitalize the growing number of storefront vacancies during the protracted recession while also boosting the city's arts prestige, officials say.