Sentence examples for pressure on stores from inspiring English sources
Frustrated that her pressure on stores had not worked, Ms. Brown called on parents and Operation Town Watch Integrated Services, which typically helps neighborhoods fight crime and drugs.
Shoppers are being asked to put pressure on stores to be more transparent about supply chains by using social media to ask "who made my clothes?".
Clive Vaughan, an analyst at Verdict, another retail consultancy, says that this is good news only for some: supermarkets, for example, are using their extra floor space to muscle into new markets such as books, CDs and videos, putting pressure on stores, such as W.H. Smith, which already sell these.
Because Belgian regulations forbid promotional discounts outside January and July, the pressure is on stores to clear un-sold stock as fast as they can.
Stores like Sam's Club and Target have put pressure on grocery stores to cut prices, while the other outlets offer convenience.
Some of the early postmortems in the press blamed the chain's sorry state on Amazon and other online retailers, which have put undeniable pressure on traditional stores.
There was pressure on liquor stores in conservative neighborhoods; on the night of the Maspiro violence groups of men, heeding the call by State TV to come and protect the Army from the Copts who were "attacking it," had targeted Copt-owned stores downtown.
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McCarthy said the rapid overhaul meant it had to second 70 head office staff and store managers, while the extra stock required put pressure on availability in Poundland stores that sell everything from washing powder to bags of sweets and batteries.
