Sentence examples for predictable retail from inspiring English sources
The plan seems to be, in other words, to make the Southbank Centre resemble Terminal 5 or Canary Wharf or any moderately upmarket shopping mall you can think of, where steel and glass frame a predictable retail offer.
It can be expensive (Predictable retails at £119.99), difficult to access or complicated to use (6.4 million adults in the UK have never used the internet) and it's no substitute for genuine face-to-face relationships.
Ms. Baker at Merrill Lynch said that about two-thirds of the sales at CVS or Walgreen stores were made by their pharmacies, "and that is probably the most predictable stable piece of retail out there".
Investors have been averse to the Group's M&A activity in our view as it does not conform to the predictable pattern best-liked by retail-followers.
For example, if even current technologies were broadly adopted, says McKinsey, fully 78percentt of "predictable physical activities" across manufacturing, retailing, and food service and accommodations could be automated.
The retail calendar was once reassuringly predictable and retailers mostly adhered to its rhythm.
He also points out that retail groceries have low but predictable margins.
The results were predictable: Employees of fast-food restaurants and some retail establishments stayed low-income forever.
There is a predictable monotony to the language of rental signs for retail space.
In addition, the user with high uncertainty level in his energy pattern should spend less energy than a predictable consumer when the incentive is lower than the retail price.
