Sentence examples for undertaking shopping from inspiring English sources

The advantages of undertaking shopping linkage analyses for the formulation of planning strategies designed to revitalize declining town centres is also demonstrated.

Aston Villa have no issue with the injured striker Darren Bent undertaking some Christmas shopping during the latter stages of Sunday's 2-0 defeat by Liverpool.

As in Study 1, participants in the prime condition were asked to evaluate a series of mock adverts, and were presented with a banner featuring a wide selection of fruits and vegetables when undertaking the food shopping questionnaire, whereas participants in the no prime condition did not complete an advert rating task and were presented with a banner featuring an abstract splash of colored paint.

To show just how serious it is, the royal family has undertaken a serious shopping spree, buying up pieces by Paul Cézanne, Francis Bacon, Damien Hirst, Mark Rothko, Jeff Koons and Alberto Giacometti, to name but a few.

Thirdly since cross-border trips are often undertaken to do shopping, we use the exchange rate of the US dollar against the Mexican peso, expressed here as the dollar cost of a peso.13 The summary statistics for the variables entering our analysis appear in Table 1.

Alternatively, those who purchase more fruit and vegetables may choose to undertake more-frequent shopping trips to obtain these perishable items.

For some people, giving money rather than having to search for a gift is a benefit; sometimes you may be surprised that you meet with no resistance after the first few words, when your potential gift-giver is happily relieved of having to undertake the annual shopping trek in crowded stores... Don't be greedy.

Corporate profits are also still getting a boost from the cost-cutting measures many shops undertook when the future looked its bleakest.

The second issue will appear in spring 2004 and Natmags is currently undertaking research that will lead to Shop! becoming a standalone brand.

When you think about it, that whole "throw a bunch of spaghetti at the wall and see what sticks" idea is not all that unlike the business model that Kevin Rose's development shop North is now undertaking.

To introduce an unusual magazine named Lucky, which is meant to help younger women hone their shopping skills, Conde Nast is undertaking its largest consumer advertising campaign ever.