Sentence examples for retailers put from inspiring English sources

This may be as simple as removing the "overly cautious" safety or quality "buffers" that retailers put in place.

Sainsbury is the lagging third now sell in non-foods about 5% as much as the rest of Britain's retailers put together.

Over the next two decades, some manufacturers and retailers put their own product coding systems in place, but one company's system was usually unintelligible to another's.

Stores try to lure shoppers to walk all the way through; supermarkets put staples in the back and at opposite sides, and clothing retailers put cash registers and fitting rooms at the back.

With many small retailers put under pressure by the economy — Linda Dresner announced this week that she will close her New York store after 25 years — there are limits to how much a person can adapt.

Thanks to these reforms, Swedish productivity growth, which had averaged 1.2% a year from 1980 to 1990, accelerated to a remarkable 2.2% a year from 1991 to 1998 and 2.5% from 1999 to 2005, according to the McKinsey Global Institute.Sweden's retailers put in a particularly impressive performance.

Even if the central back is printing punts, are businesses and retailers putting the preparations in place for a return to the old currency?

Desperate parents intent on buying a Hatchimal are waiting in long lines at retailers, putting their names on waiting lists, and even buying lottery tickets for the toy.

The state's Alcoholic Beverage Control Law handbook for retailers puts the regulations in laymen's terms: The law gives stores "just two product categories, liquors and wines, both exclusively theirs alone to sell and nothing else.

"Reason No. 1 is that we're seeing retailers putting things on sale much faster in order to move product," says Graham.

However, John Lewis said it had sold off five of its Waitrose stores to rival retailers, putting 440 roles at risk of redundancy.