Sentence examples for their assortment from inspiring English sources
"Dillard's is still trying to sort through their markdown strategy and their assortment".
Some super-owners are dedicated collectors with special rooms to display their assortment of historic firearms.
Dan Majerle and Tim Hardaway stagger around like woozy prizefighters, unwilling to drop from their assortment of bruises and sprains.
They also expanded their assortment, which now includes 200 different products, although none have proved as popular as the gummi bears.
Newly aware of my marginalized status, I decided to focus on shops renowned more for their fitting expertise than for their assortment of cashmere bed jackets.
Along with giving the company a higher profit margin on shoes it sells at retail than at wholesale, pulling customers into the stores enables Crocs to "show the full breadth of their assortment," said Matt Powell, an analyst at SportsOneSource.
Mainly, he uses it to lambaste post-Citizens United Republicans, with their motley assortment of right-wing sugar daddies, from the Koch brothers to Sheldon Adelson to Harold Simmons.
"But five years ago, retailers started having a tougher time, and their assortments were sort of homogeneous.
"Over time, we can help the stores focus their assortments more and turn their inventories faster, because that other stuff takes away from their total productivity," Mr. Fleming said.
"This leadership team implemented some very exciting, aggressive and strategic programs aimed at changing perceptions of the company, the layout and physical look of their stores, adding a powerful and influential product development and strategy layer, and fundamentally altering their assortments from wide and deep to one significantly narrowed and more focused".
"The Blood of the Lamb" was followed by astonishing books, astonishing in their high and low comedy and in their rich assortment of De Vries types: "Reuben, Reuben," "Let Me Count the Ways," "The Vale of Laughter," "The Cat's Pajamas," and "Witch's Milk".
