Sentence examples for powerful retail from inspiring English sources

We're probably more of a powerful retail country than many others given the size and scale.

Retail industry experts say the emergence of Poundland, Aldi and Lidl as powerful retail brands has confirmed the impact of austerity and squeezed living standards on shopping tastes.

Strong suppliers also begat strong buyers in the form of the powerful retail chains like Sears Roebuck which could switch their business if companies charged too much.

"Nicole Farhi is a very powerful retail brand," says Peter Saville, partner at Zolfo Cooper the firm appointed to handle the administration, through which the company will continue to trade at its six stores and 10 concessions.

Marcus mentions sponsored chatbot messages as one way to make money, but it's not difficult to see how, when combined with a credit card payment system or PayPal (where Marcus came from), it could help Facebook to become a powerful retail engine.

Similarly, buying books online and putting them on an iPad (or whatever) is a consumer-driven force forged on the second most powerful retail factor: convenience.

"To the members of my union who are clamoring for attention by city government, Ruben Diaz Jr. is becoming a rock star," said Stuart Appelbaum, who leads a powerful retailing workers' union.

But the appointment of Lewis, president of Unilever's "personal care" business – soaps and deodorants including Dove, Lynx and Sure – stunned many experienced retail experts, who view it as a big risk to appoint someone with zero retail experience to the most powerful retailing job in the county.

At the height of his success in 2007, his seemingly insatiable appetite for UK high street investments led to him being named the third most powerful retailer in Britain by Retail Week.

Saturday's demonstration was the largest single event in a growing campaign of Moral Monday protests starting on April 29 , 2012and continuing all last year against right wing Republicans who took over the Legislature in 2010, with the help of big money from Art Pope, a powerful North Carolina retail mogul who is also the cousin Claude Pope (quoted above).

Core RBS has a powerful position in retail and commercial banking in Britain (comprising about 40% of risk-adjusted assets), an investment bank that excels at foreign exchange and fixed income (about one-third) and a middle-sized American retail operation that is strong in several East Coast states.