Sentence examples for stores it has from inspiring English sources

While the company has acknowledged difficulties at Kids "R" Us stores, it has consistently indicated that its domestic toy business, which accounts for the bulk of sales, held more promise.

In doing so, the bill's supporters on the council seemed unfazed by Wal-Mart's threat, made on the eve of the vote, to cancel three of the six stores it has planned for Washington — its first foray into the district — if the bill was not rejected.

While there is no doubt that communal good spirits played a role in Fairway's neighborhood largess, its Red Hook store is not just the company's largest of the nine stores it has in New York; it is also one of its most profitable.

Pantry, based in Sanford, N.C., said the deal would give it its first stores in Louisiana and add to the 36 stores it has in Mississippi.

And B. & N. has generally avoided the expensive, long leases that can drain a retailer's cash flow; many of its leases are short — which gives it flexibility in terms of moving or downsizing — and, since its stores generate foot traffic (which is good for surrounding stores), it has considerable leverage with landlords.

Walmart is cutting the number of stores it has in emerging markets.

On Wednesday, Sainsbury's revealed at its annual general meeting that the number of convenience stores it had open would exceed supermarkets for the first time.

Wal-Mart fought the legislation vigorously, pledging not to build three of the six stores it had planned for the nation's capital if the bill became law.

The Tower Records chain expanded from the two stores it had in Sacramento in 1966 to 171 stores a few years ago.

But he told investors the stores it had already tackled were delivering sales increases of 3%-53%-5% thetradingrading momentum was being "sustained".

CarMax was hobbled with a bunch of giant, moneylosing stores it had opened with inexperienced managers.