Sentence examples for retail potential from inspiring English sources

Even the pre-eminent 20th-century ski developer Intrawest – whose resorts always had a shopping-centre element – failed to spot the retail potential of the slopes.

By 2010, the group hopes to have annual sales of $25 billion.That is realistic, given the vastness of Reliance it is India's biggest private-sector company—and of India's retail potential.

"Foreigners are so keen to get a foot into the market that they are happy to pay double, triple the real value of assets".With their dizzyingly high profits and much untapped retail potential, Turkish banks look appealing targets.

PAGE A17 Transforming Bronx Market In his plan to turn the crumbling Bronx Terminal Market into a gleaming $394 million shopping mall, Mayor Bloomberg has made a crucial misstep, critics say: promising a developer tax breaks and other incentives for a site that already has great retail potential.

"We wanted to find the needle in the haystack — a modern distribution building that would give them highway signage, retail potential, and that could also be purchased," said Gregg K. Najarian, a Studley managing director who worked with Mr. Carragher to find the site in Carteret, which is in Middlesex County.

The other reclaimed acreage holds the 17-month-old Jersey Gardens Mall, and both sites are near the recently expanded 350,000-square-foot Ikea store, which proved the area's retail potential when it opened in 1990 and now anchors the 100-acre Elizabeth Center.

One of the first merchants in the country to embrace the Net, Mr. McCann struck an early partnership with America Online and suggested the enormous retailing potential of the new medium for those who understood how to deploy it.

"We're only just beginning to approach retail and potential buyers," Glancy says.

Pharmacies and health centers in retail stores — potential neighborhood health centers — should be expanded and transformed into clinics with broader capabilities.

Median household income, when combined with the number of households, is a major determinant of an area's retail sales potential.

But states are using new guerrilla tactics as multistate companies concoct fresh ways to dodge levies and Internet retailing grabs potential tax revenues.