Sentence examples for respected shoppers from inspiring English sources

As I was riffling through a memoir by an actor I'd met — a film star who once gave a public performance of Joseph Brodsky's poems when that was something dangerous and delicious — the store manager came on the loudspeaker, and, in the beguiling voice of unembarrassed salesmanship, more K mart than commissar, she said, "Respected shoppers!

On the other side, we provide a protocol to handle privacy in the intelligent shopping ambient with respect to shoppers' information included in their shopping lists.

The Samurai Shopper respects our constitutional entitlement to life, liberty and the pursuit of voluptuously stacked hamburgers, but those entitlements weigh heavily on us.

John Hannett, general secretary of trade union Usdaw, urged shoppers to respect retail staff, "particularly during the Boxing Day sales, when bargain-hunting can turn into a frenzy".

Like the shoppers in the Prada/Marc Jacobs study, Harvard students appeared more welcoming toward those who respected the distance between themselves and the brand, as opposed to those who denied that a distance existed.

Incidents of violence, threats and abuse against shopworkers are already worryingly high, so my message to shoppers is clear: enjoy your bargain hunting, keep your cool and respect shopworkers".

Shoppers are considered inactive (with respect to the algorithm) if they physically leave the mall or if their shopping lists are empty or do not match with at least one active offering.

Thus, let us define (mathbf R _{ w }) as the recommendation for a generic shopper with respect to the products in her wish list (w).

How can you treat people with respect unless you understand them?' Asda has mystery shoppers measuring that warmth.

India's corporate shoppers, too, may sometimes show their foreign purchases too much respect.

With respect to customer experience, retailers must first evaluate the contexts and situations in which shoppers currently find it difficult to engage in commerce, despite the ubiquity of smartphones.