Sentence examples for stores were considered from inspiring English sources

Less than a year ago, online grocery stores were considered to be among the most promising Internet ventures.

Sadly, the digital age killed the physical Sonic Groove record store just like it did mine and Dara's Breakbeat Science shop, but at the time both stores were considered among the best in the world for their specialties (techno and drum & bass, respectively).

The shelves of those stores are considered such desirable promotional space that food manufacturers pay cash (called "slotting allowances") to retailers to introduce their products.

Bombay, a chain with 360 stores, was considered a success in the furniture world, after its sales surged from $393 million in 1999 to $596 million in 2003.

The stores are considered strategically important for Apple as venues for showing its wares, especially in persuading other PC users to switch to Apple's Macintosh technology.

Eternity, a top-10 prestige fragrance sold mostly in department stores, is considered a classic that competes with other mainstays, like Chanel No. 5.

The arrival of Under Armour in the underwear departments of the men's wear sections of Macy's stores is considered an important element to achieving those plans.

Apple, which encourages customers to try out its devices in its stores, is considered a pioneer of this strategy, and has attracted many imitators.

"Grocery stores are considered a soft target because of the long hours they operate and the kind of money they sometimes generate," said Curtis Baillie, a security consultant and a former head of asset protection for a grocery chain.

Now our stores are considered a tourist destination, which is exciting to hear.

Discussing "the growing dependency from publishers and developers to Apple and Google in the app economy", Husson adds: "Most app stores are considered a "black box".