Sentence examples for taught shoppers from inspiring English sources

The practice of aggressively marking down merchandise early has also taught shoppers to expect to pay less.

While it might seem counterintuitive for stores to teach shoppers to cut their spending, several chains have concluded that providing such knowledge can spur loyalty and keep customers from trading down to cheaper competitors.

Recession taught middle-class shoppers that discounters like Aldi and Lidl were cheap but not nasty; they spent some of the money they saved at higher-end grocers, such as Waitrose and Marks & Spencer.

I thought we'd evolved as a culture, but the raw disdain my very presence seems to elicit in female bra shoppers has taught me otherwise.

And Wal-Mart Stores hired a "family financial expert" who has used online chats to teach several thousand shoppers how to save money for college, whittle away debt and sell a house.

Part of our job is educating our shopper -- if we have not taught her, we've failed her.

Shoppers will be taken to a stock room and taught how to have civil, serious conversations about jugs, knobs and rear entrances without wetting themselves.

After 20 years of teaching children to be skeptical shoppers, Zillions magazine will print its last issue this summer.

Explaining why you're not making the purchase gets kids thinking about prioritising their wants and teaches them to be more aware shoppers in general.

Is it teaching girls to be independent spirits or devoted shoppers?

And Judy isn't just content to enjoy the spoils herself, She teaches a class on couponing techniques, for possible future shoppers featured on "Extreme Couponing".