Sentence examples for retail reach from inspiring English sources

Mainly, Aflac is similar to many types of big Japanese companies with a national retail reach, which are each gradually making their way back from the various disruptions, including rolling power blackouts, that have affected segments of their daily operations.

In addition to capitalizing on the retail reach of Mr. DeSimone's stores, the Lizards' owners said their marketing philosophy was based on building a sense of identification between the team and its young fans.

True to its word, Amazon is throwing its global retail reach into the OLPC XO mission this Christmas season.

These pop-up stores will help Microsoft expand its in-person reach, more than doubling its existing and planned permanent physical retail reach.

The feature not only extends the retail reach of Amazon beyond its own website, reducing purchase friction, but co-opts Twitter users into product marketing activity — since they are publishing tweets indicating which items they are buying from Amazon.

Whether the tablet will pop up in the Play Store in ahead of then is another question entirely, but the broader retail reach from the get-go is much appreciated considering the issues Google had getting the original Nexus 7 out to its customers.

"With other licensed merchandise such as Star Wars still to come, the market could expect to grow by over £100 million at retail to reach £3.2 billion by the end of the year," said Frederique Tutt Toys Global Industry Analyst.

Bricks-and-mortar retailers are also learning how to fine-tune their Web operations, as they watch e-tailing's percentage of total retail sales reach the 5percentt mark for the first time.

According to data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, global food retail sales reach about $4 trillion annually.

Retail prices reach 350percentt of manufacturing cost, counterfeits abound, and poorly trained, poorly monitored sellers are the norm.

For example, if you're a graphic designer, friend other designers or people who work in the same industry (if you work in banking or retail, only reach out to those in the same industry).