Sentence examples for problem shoppers from inspiring English sources

The Roach case (along with the publicity surrounding the recent arrest of Winona Ryder for shoplifting) has become a vehicle for discussion about shopping problems and problem shoppers.

We have problem shoppers, problem eaters and problem credit card users.

Britain's big retailers face multiple problems – shoppers are buying more online and are cutting back on big weekend trips to the supermarket.

And in consumables — basics like toilet paper and soap — Wal-Mart said its prices and sizes were a problem for shoppers who continued to be on tight budgets.

We used to be worried about the creeping homogeneity of our shopping streets – a Starbucks next to a building society next to an estate agent next to a betting shop – but now we have a more serious problem, as shoppers go to out-of-town supermarkets and leave a wasteland behind.

Nordstrom is trying to remake its image after fashion missteps and inventory problems alienated shoppers and hurt its profit.

In a call with reporters last week, William S. Simon, the company's chief executive, also pointed to stagnant income among its core customers and the payroll tax increase as lingering problems for shoppers heading into December.

The figures suggest rapidly changing environments on the High Streets, presenting problems for shoppers confused by constant change, which makes them reluctant to return.

Endorse is trying to solve two problems: recognizing shoppers for product loyalty and giving brands product-level data currently unavailable to them.

Gaping is one of so many unaddressed fashion problems curvy shoppers still have to deal with, particularly when looking for button down shirts, dresses and skirts.

In America, light-fingered employees are a bigger problem than thieving shoppers.