Sentence examples for rely on shops from inspiring English sources
"She has done a gross disservice to the many mothers who are breastfeeding and rely on shops and other public facilities to allow them to breastfeed their babies in privacy and dignity".
Publishers used to be able to rely on shops and their well-informed staff to match readers to books, so publishing was less a content business and more a distribution business.
Divers themselves are asked to keep track of their dives in a ledger, and they rely on shops and instructors to pass proof of dives to PADI for certification.
Mallett isn't the only one to realise the market is much more volatile and that it can't rely on shop trade alone.
Union members rely on shop stewards and local officials to represent them in conflicts with employers; to help them get confidential treatment of alcohol and drug addiction problems; and, in case of layoffs, to provide information on services and benefits for which they are eligible.
Rather than relying on large theme pubs and leisure complexes, the rival development relies on shops and up-market restaurants mixed in with other residential and business and leisure uses.
Real-estate funds have long relied on shopping centres, and rents at well-located malls with entertainment amenities have proved resilient.
Suppliers and buyers would eventually get each other's phone numbers, and one day the fat middleman spreads that Watson's shop relied on would evaporate.
Most people rely on "party shops"—liquor stores which also sell crisps, popcorn, frozen pizzas and the like or else petrol stations to get food, often paying with food stamps.
His options for food shopping are either to struggle up the hill to the bus stop, "which is exhausting – often I get to my front door and can't face it"; fork out £10 on a round-trip taxi fare to the nearest supermarket; pay a significant proportion of his grocery bill to have it delivered; or rely on local shops half a mile away.
As a large Waitrose and John Lewis opens on the outskirts of town, Ipswich Central said town centre buildings could not rely on new shops coming in.
