Sentence examples for state stores from inspiring English sources

Ms. Cespedes, a pricing expert for state stores, is an exception.

Wine and liquor are sold only in state stores, which are sparse, poorly stocked and expensive.

State stores were off limits, either because barren shelves hinted at economic difficulties or because only lucky government-coupon holders could take advantage of their artificially low prices.

But nearly every customer at #5801 interviewed one afternoon this week thought selling the state stores would be like getting out of jail.

Pedestrians bowed beneath huge bundles strapped to their backs, apparently stuffed with goods for trade in private markets that have eclipsed the ill-supplied state stores.

State stores were clean but never very plentiful, and almost entirely free of charm: a sign out front declared in unadorned block type what was available within.

But there was no rice at the state store, and all the markets had been ordered closed a few days after the currency devaluation was announced.

Ann Marie Magalaski, 70, a retired dental hygienist, said that with wine and spirits unavailable in supermarkets, she had to make "a whole extra trip" to buy wine at the state store.

Infections are rare, Dr. Jernigan said, but problems are difficult to track because tissues are often collected in one state, stored in another and transplanted into patients in several other states.

A new intermediate agent acts as a consumer, state store and republisher.

For many e-commerce applications, Web pages are created dynamically based on the current business state, stored in database systems.