Sentence examples for retail points from inspiring English sources
Andrew Stevens, of Verdict Retail, points out that while shoppers defected to Aldi and Lidl on price grounds, they stuck around because the quality was good.
But Bryan Roberts of analysts Kantar Retail points to evidence of an entrenched trend for cheaper clothing even among full-priced items.
"We really think it's important that the book business have this open diversity of retail points, just like it does in print," Tom Turvey, the director for strategic partnerships at Google, said in an interview.
But the fact that we should have to ponder the eschatology of retail points up, yet again, the frustration of trying to appraise pieces of the ground zero plan in isolation from one another, and in illogical order.
A practical application of the problem arises in the transportation systems of chain stores, where vehicles replenish the retail points by delivering products stored at a central depot, while they are also responsible for transferring stock between pairs of the retailer network.
A higher proportion of C. coli (45.4%) than C. jejuni (39.5%) were cultured from the contaminated carcasses and this finding was suggestive of a high degree of cross-contamination occurred not just among poultry products, but also with pork products before/at retail points in China.
"It's the perfect fad from a retail point of view.
Now, a company is hoping to bring commercials to the retail point of purchase on screens that will be attached to shelves and above aisles.
"With IBM, I expect they will go after vertical markets - specialist uses such as healthcare, retail point of sale, and so on".
The retail point of purchase represents the time and place at which all the elements of the sale the consumer, the money, and the product come together.
"From a design point of view, it's a disaster, and from a retail point of view, it's a disaster because employees are standing behind these refrigerators," said Dean Heckler, who owns his own design firm in Phoenix.
