Sentence examples for reduced merchandise from inspiring English sources

The luxury chain Saks, for instance, is offering 40percentt off already reduced merchandise, but not its newest collections.

November 10-11 Pick up that perfect pretty party dress at this sample sale filled with deeply reduced merchandise.

If you want nice perfume then Dillards and Nordstrom would be the places to go, when there is an additional 30% off of previously reduced merchandise you can get nice colognes/perfumes from Burberry, Lacoste Ralph Lauren etc. for under $20 if you get there early.

Its vow to provide "everyday low prices" to its customers will be possible by reduced merchandise costs, he added, which is a function of being the largest home-improvement retailer.

At the Ann Taylor store on Madison Avenue near 60th Street on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, business seemed slow on Sunday, despite some deep-discount deals; the store was giving 15percentt off, even for reduced merchandise -- some of that already 50percentt off.

It seeks to reduce merchandise returns from online shoppers.

An outlet shop called Conran 2 at 350 King's Road offers reduced price merchandise from Conran's three London shops.

At the risk of sounding like one of those death-of-the-novel worriers, if books are reduced to merchandise for video stars, it must surely devalue the unique joys of the printed word.

The company said Thursday that it intended to further reduce domestic merchandise inventories to better align them with expected sales.

If the team remains competitive throughout the José Reyes-David Wright era, then it's as if the Mets are purposely planning to regularly turn away thousands of loyal fans, which could ultimately weaken the fans' ties to the team, reducing both merchandise sales and television ratings, an especially costly decision for a team that owns its own network.

IntelligenceNODE claims that its technology allows retailers to reduce their merchandise life cycle from six months to ten days by recommending prices and identifying items that are underperforming so they can be cleared from inventories.