Sentence examples for physical storefront from inspiring English sources

The plot thickens: rumors that Amazon is planning to open its first physical storefront.

But how about taking advantage of standardized I.S.B.N. codes to lend a physical storefront to a virtual store?

Bauman Rare Books, which already had stores on Park Avenue and in Philadelphia, recently opened a new gallery on Madison Avenue, the first time that a rare-book dealer has opened a physical storefront in Manhattan in some 20 years.

A less abstract iteration of this argument is that because retailers are different, and because chains are typically accessible online if they don't have a physical storefront in a city, having a lot of local businesses in your city increases the variety of goods and services available.

For small businesses, this means the iconic physical storefront has been replaced by many digital ones.

Is it a fair representation of your physical storefront or business, if you have one?

Other businesses have maintained physical storefronts by specializing ever more closely in a particular sector of the market.

Much of his focus has turned to Sears' online presence over upkeep on physical storefronts, many of which total thousands of square feet.

Let's start with a well-known one: Amazon, the online retailer unconstrained by physical storefronts, has a scalable, sophisticated IT platform and infrastructure and delivers many of its books not from its own warehouses but via a virtual supply chain.

Why, opening up physical storefronts of course.

Today, Candid is opening physical storefronts in San Francisco, Austin, Columbus, Ohio and Santa Monica, Calif.