Sentence examples for running retail from inspiring English sources

He added: "The guys who are running the airlines now are running retail businesses in a heavily regulated industry.

He strengthens this with some impressive numbers: a low-end estimate of the value of the UK's running retail industry is £425m, and globally, running is worth twice as much as football.

After all, if I am running retail shops in Australia and I can hear of an idea that worked well in the US Midwest, I might be able to improve my performance, and reward, by getting back to Australia and implementing it ASAP.

Gen. Bruce Casella, commander of the Army and Air Force Exchange Service, which runs retail operations, said in a statement last week.

Mr. Baronoff, based in New York, has run retail and apparel mergers and acquisitions since 1997.

Pharmacies such as Walgreens and CVS, which have long run retail clinics, are opening more and offering more services.

Doctors' groups said they had fewer objections to doctor-run retail clinics, because the doctors are accountable to a state licensing board.

Like Spain's Santander and Italy's UniCredit it runs retail operations across the continent (a position boosted by the purchase of bits of Fortis, a failed Belgian bank, in 2009).

(1) Opus Energy looks like a well run retail business with attractive margins in a segment that is not hugely exposed to political and media scrutiny compared to the domestic retail market.

While Amazon has emerged as the "sole credible" online bookshop, and the "sole credible" ebook seller, in the UK, Downer, who now runs retail consultancy Front of Store, argues that publishers have not done enough to provide an alternative to its domination.

Dell will work with Retek, AutoGas, GERS Retail Systems and MSS Global to make software that runs retail operating systems.