Sentence examples for stores changes from inspiring English sources

Closing stores affects the real-estate market — the downtowns of many cities are based on shopping — and the lack of stores changes our social habits, too.

SOME neighborhoods, SoHo most notably, find that their mix of stores changes as wealthier residents replace old-timers and have more desire to buy designer clothes than 60-cent coffees.

If the signage outside the stores changes but the experience inside doesn't, it's not going to be any more competitive than it is right now.

The revenue we raise from selling donated, gently used clothes and household items at our more than 2,700 Goodwill stores changes lives by funding job training, employment placement services and other community programs.

Many stores change designs every month and keep their techniques a tightly guarded secret.

But things went sour over the years as the nature of outlet stores changed.

Even as the stores change, the parking rules, it seems, remain constant.

Staples said on Tuesday that it would close more stores, change some leadership and invest in its online unit as the largest American office supply chain looks for ways to cut expenses and grow in a struggling economy.

The table suggests that stores change their relative position in the price rankings as the time lag increases.

And has access to food stores changed since the recession?

Supermarkets and corner convenience stores changed all that when they began cropping up in the 1960s.