Sentence examples for support for retail from inspiring English sources

Technology is no longer just a support for retail.

Smith tells me that his company plans to use the new funding to add platform support for retail and industrial spaces and to continue the development of its AI assistant.

One of the biggest supports for retail sales in China has been the auto market, with car sales rising briskly as the government has offered a variety of subsidies, especially in rural areas.

One of the biggest supports for retail sales in China has been the auto market, with car sales rising briskly as the government has offered various subsidies, especially in rural areas.

Sugar acknowledges that they will have to build out their current team, with additional game managers,  to establish a sufficient support network for Retail Therapy.

"We hope now the government will leave this great British compromise alone and focus on providing real support for the retail sector, not the unwanted and unnecessary bureaucracy that devolution would have resulted in.

Another reason for this early sales event is its part in the game of chicken played between shops and shoppers, says Clare Rayner, founder of the Support for Independent Retail campaign.

Since then, FDC has run multiple social media campaigns in support of various Christian conservative causes, including the rehiring of Atlanta fire chief Kelvin Cochran following his distribution of his self-penned religious book to his employees, and the support for craft retail seller Hobby Lobby in its Supreme Court case.

"Little evidence to support the reputation for retail business acumen for which he received his knighthood".

The report found that BHS was subject to "systematic plunder" by Green and Chappell and concluded there was "little to support the reputation for retail business acumen for which [Green] received his knighthood".

Green's business reputation is torn apart in the report put together by MPs on the work and pensions select committee and the business, innovation and skills (BIS) committee, who concluded there was "little to support the reputation for retail business acumen for which he received his knighthood".