Sentence examples for raise the stores from inspiring English sources

Tapping into the personalization trend, the jewelry wholesaler Gottlieb & Sons decided to abandon its nationwide advertising approach and, instead, link up with independent jewelry stores with a campaign intended to raise the stores' profiles in their local markets — where most couples still buy rings.

And he has sought to raise the store's cachet by introducing collaborations with up-and-coming streetwear designers like Mister Freedom and cool-again brands like Belstaff and Alden.

I was promoted over much older and more experienced candidates because I understood the demands of the job and how to raise the store in the estimation of our customers.

George raises the store gates at exactly 8 a.m.

Transmission electron microscopy examination reveals that the coating or filling traps dislocations inside the crystals, thus raising the stored dislocation density by up to three orders of magnitude.

Davies said the company, which runs shops and cafes, as well as internet, mail order and commercial services, had plans to raise the number of stores to 400 and the number of franchisees to 300 in the next two to three years.

In the latter case the authors did raise the question whether storing time might have had an effect on the outcome of the study, but state that samples preserved in SAF for teaching purposes remained intact even for many years [ 40].

Not lost on those tasked with securing Obama a second term: Union power and campaign money is more important than ever, particularly amid signs that the President is likely to have a difficult time raising the vast stores of Wall Street cash that helped him get to the White House in the first place.

Disk based stores raise the possibility of swapping not only data, but also queries between disk and main memory.

But her biggest bite to date was to take over the old gunpowder store and raise the £14.5m needed to create the Serpentine Sackler and Hadid's new restaurant.

Nor could he raise book prices, the way a restaurant might hike menu prices or a clothing store might raise the prices of dresses; people expect to pay the price that is printed on a book cover, and, while he could charge more, he didn't think that would go over well.