Sentence examples for stores but are from inspiring English sources

Several media companies are also opening stores, but are selling merchandise rather than promoting other retailers.

Sulfate-free formulations have long existed in the dusty aisles of health-food stores, but are only now making it into the mainstream.

Competing on price is difficult for the large supermarket groups, which can stock more than 40,000 different products in their largest stores, but are up against the limited range of goods in discounters like Aldi.

Gauges are available at auto-parts and hardware stores, but are hard to find at gas stations, where the only pencil-shaped item displayed near the cashier is often beef jerky.

Oil companies own (or franchise) a lot of stores but are now trying to get out of this tangential business.

Darkstore's target customers are direct-to-consumer e-commerce brands that don't have local, brick-and-mortar stores but are looking to ship their products quickly.

Black people could spend their money in downtown stores but were not being hired or served.

It is sold in a few stores, but is more likely to turn up in restaurants.

Potassium iodide is hard to find in bricks-and-mortar stores but is available on the Internet, without a prescription.

It has missed out on two key growth areas, online and convenience stores, but is now belatedly tackling the problem.

The son of a drygoods store owner in a Philadelphia suburb, at age 15 Schwarzman begged his father to expand and open multiple stores, but was rebuffed.