Sentence examples for opening of stores from inspiring English sources

Costs rose because of payroll increases and the opening of stores.

Mr. Vicari, of course, was right about Chelsea, which has experienced a boom both in residential construction and in the opening of stores, galleries and restaurants.

Heavy rains and snowstorms delayed the opening of stores and reduced sales by three percentage points, the company's chief operating officer, John W. Tate, said in a conference call.

Moreover, the Suginami local legislature passed an ordinance early last month allowing the mayor to block the opening of stores larger than 500 square meters -- almost 5,400 square feet -- if he thinks the owner has not addressed local concerns.

In August, Wal-Mart said it would slow down the opening of stores in China, Brazil and Mexico, after growth in those markets eased, Reuters reported — leaving India one of the few big emerging markets it could look to for growth.

The disclosure, made in a regulatory filing, suggests Wal-Mart has uncovered evidence into potential violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, as the fallout continues from a bribery scheme involving the opening of stores in Mexico that was the subject of a New York Times investigation in April.

"Even at a slower growth rate for Home Depot and Lowe's, American Woodmark benefits from the opening of new stores and same-store sales in the do-it-yourself market.

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His bio on Twitter says it all: "Apple retail store enthusiast, traveling to celebrate the grand opening of new stores anywhere on earth".

The opening of smaller stores upends a long-running trend in the grocery business: building ever-larger stores in the belief that consumers want choice above all.

He oversaw the opening of 24 stores and doubled sales.