Sentence examples for return to retail from inspiring English sources

We should accept there is just too much retail space on our High Streets, which outside of the core High Street might never return to retail.

Harding said she expected TalkTalk to return to retail subscriber growth and revenue growth in its next financial year.

Adam Sharp argues that these numbers are evidence of "a return to retail politics, the idea that people can be directly engaged in the political process on a one-on-one basis again, not only interacting with the candidate and issues but with one another".

The veteran designer Jussara Lee returns to retail and fashion this season with a boutique in Manhattan's West Village.

Ultra-low interest rates also squeeze the profits that banks can usually make by paying below-market returns to retail depositors.Here, too, regulatory and legal risks remain.

But she returned to retailing in 1989 as president and chief executive of the Interpacific Group, an operator of hundreds of specialty stores under various names at resorts in Hawaii and the Far East.

For Akkaway, a Vegas native, it represents a return to her retail roots.

It is engaged in a race against time, regulation and litigation to build up its asset base and return to sane retail trading.

Founded in 1975 in response to research showing that few mutual funds performed well enough to justify their fees, it was the first company to sell index funds, which seek to match rather than exceed the market's return, to ordinary retail investors.

Nintendo's NES Classic will return to U.S. retail stores on June 29.

If you successfully pass the background check, you can now return to the retail outlet and purchase your gun.