Sentence examples for permanent retailers from inspiring English sources
The majority of market traders - like more permanent retailers - rely on a good reputation to trade successfully.
Even as the economy recovers and permanent retailers move to take up vacant spaces, I have a feeling pop-up shops are going to continue to be a noticeable part of the retail industry.
Jon Sandler, a spokesman for Best Buy, said "showrooming is now dead to us" because of the company's recent decision to make matching of prices at online retailers permanent.
Richardson-Vicks, for example, redesigns its display each year rather than provide a permanent fixture because retailers give floor space to Vicks Cold Centers during the winter months only.
James Miller, senior retail consultant at Experian Marketing Services, says the record-breaking growth in sales means Black Friday is likely to be a permanent fixture for online retailers at least.
A 2011 investigation by Morning Call reporter Spencer Soper found many temp workers in a Pennsylvania Amazon facility were led on by the hope of someday landing a full-time, permanent gig with the retailer, only to be let go once the busy season ended or supervisors decided they weren't meeting production goals.
Not so coincidentally, both of those retailers have previously announced permanent Amazon price-matching guarantees in recent months.
Foot traffic grew by 11 percent in Times Square and by 6 percent in Herald Square, and a survey of local businesses found that more than two-thirds of the area's retailers wanted the project to become permanent.
All 76,500 of John Lewis's permanent staff are partners and they ultimately own the retailer's 35 department stores and 272 Waitrose supermarkets, which generate annual sales of more than £8bn.
Now, with a multi-million-dollar investment in the works and a deal with the world's largest retailer, she's hoping to build a permanent home in her neighborhood -- and put Harlem firmly on the craft beer map.
Street markets are held on certain days in most localities; some towns have a more permanent covered market enclosing food shops, especially meat and fish retailers.
