Sentence examples for stopped retailers from inspiring English sources

HONG KONG — Hong Kong is one of the busiest and most crowded shopping meccas in the world — with sky-high retail rents to match — but that has not stopped retailers from opening yet more stores in the city, which has seven million inhabitants and attracts millions more visiting consumers each year.

But that hasn't stopped retailers from marking down seasonal goods.

Q. What's stopping retailers from not taking these coupons? A. We leave that up to the retails, but our coupon success ratings are a good indicator of which coupons to use.

What's stopping retailers from not taking these coupons? A. We leave that up to the retails, but our coupon success ratings are a good indicator of which coupons to use.

Owen Evans, 32, blames the government for not stopping retailers taking advantage of the loophole.

And Penney's failure to wean consumers from sales and discounts probably won't stop retailers from trying to simplify pricing in the future.

It would make it easier to build out-of-town hypermarkets, and would scrap a rule stopping retailers from selling below cost.

Visa and MasterCard reached a settlement with the American authorities over the same charges, under which the two card companies will no longer stop retailers from steering customers to alternative, cheaper means of payment.

She wants the designs, characterised by repeated patterns in two or more colours against a plain background, to have similar legal protection to Harris tweed to stop retailers from ripping off Fair Isle designs.

But there is already nothing to stop retailers charging more in Scotland than in England – after all, Sainsbury's and Tesco have no qualms about charging more in their convenience stores than in supermarkets.

It's a shame it was ever put on the shelves in the first place". Mumsnet recently launched a Let Girls Be Girls campaign to stop retailers offering products that "prematurely sexualised" children.