Sentence examples for so much retailing from inspiring English sources

Indeed, there was so much retailing going on in the room that Aaron asked, plaintively, "Daddy, do they charge you to use the kaleidoscope?" BATHROOM The toilet is in a not-very-nice cubicle, but the hotel gets high marks for its water-saving, dual-flush model.

"There's just so much retail out there.

This proximity of so much retail commerce to world-class athletic competition has some worried that the Olympics here will be remembered as a strange new hybrid of sports appreciation and consumerism gone wild.

One of the reasons that M&S's clothing range can look so dowdy is that there is so much retail space to fill: it can't possibly get everything right.

Crooks go where the money is, and increasingly trade flows over the Internet — not so much retail trade as business-to- business trade.

Crooks go where the money is, and increasingly trade flows over the Internet these days — not so much retail trade as business-to-business trade.

Many smaller communities retain traditional shopping streets at their core, albeit frequently disinvested at this point since so much retail fled downtown to malls, big boxes and strips in the latter half of the 20th century.

So much for retail's fourth wall.

Meanwhile many banks, having invested so much in retail banking in the past few years, will still expect to make money.

What is the psychology behind in-app purchases, and why does it differ so much from retail ones, where this pricing strategy would have had a much greater effect?

With so much potential for retail, James B. Buslik, a principal at Adams & Company, began converting many retail tenants to month-to-month leases rather than signing long-term agreements.