Sentence examples for stores with poor from inspiring English sources

Sellers can adjust a set of variables — specifying a price floor, for instance, or ignoring competing stores with poor customer ratings — to come up with their own algorithmic "secret sauce," explained Marc Fournet, the director of business develop­ment at FillZ, an inventory and pricing service.

Many wonder whether their leases will be renewed, amid conjecture that at least 11 stores, beginning with Poor Nick's, might be demolished for the construction of an office building.

Derby, showing six changes from the side beaten in midweek by Nottingham Forest, came under pressure from the off and there was an ominous warning of what lay in store, with only poor finishing by Hourihane saved them from falling behind in the opening five minutes.

A cluttered store with a poor layout will drive away customers, which will hurt or even sink your business.

Some consumers have seen their credit limits reduced because they shopped at stores frequented by cardholders with poor payment histories.

The adequacy of the current strategy of providing iron-folic acid (IFA) supplements only during pregnancy has been questioned given many women enter pregnancy with poor iron stores, the substantial micronutrient demand by maternal and fetal tissues, and programmatic issues related to timing and coverage of prenatal care.

Both convenience stores and fast food restaurants are associated with poor food quality and thus were expected to be positively correlated with prevalence of DM.

Other industries with poor track records were convenience stores, carwashes and work in homes such as nannying and cleaning.

The overstatement combined with poor performance in Tesco's stores at home and abroad to prompt a sharp decline in the market value of Britain's biggest retailer.

Never store dry ice in a basement room or cellar with poor ventilation.

Plus, customers who get frustrated with poor support often return their products to the store, impacting a business's bottom line.