Sentence examples for viable shops from inspiring English sources

Of the 47 "viable" shops, BHS wants the rent to be cut by 75% on 21 stores and 50% on 26 stores.

It takes a critical mass of homes in a neighborhood to support economically viable shops and amenities within walking distance.

The portals are more interested in "making themselves viable shopping gateways than appeasing the travel agencies," Mr. Harteveldt said.

"It's not just nostalgia; it's a viable shop with products you don't find today".

The BID would collect fees from the area's 65 property owners and use a $235,000 annual budget to spruce up the area and help promote it as a viable shopping district.

It has undergone several renovations over time to remain a viable shopping center.

Of course, the problem, Bozek says, is that the Web doesn't really have a platform that caters to this customer — which is, by and large female and over the age of 35 — in a way that's engaging, or that focuses on creating a viable social shopping experience, especially online.

Reducing labor costs could keep those shops viable.

Rents and rates were cheaper, space was more readily available and the book-freaks, artists and outsiders who made the shops viable in the first place weren't as rapidly priced into exhaustion poverty and eventual escape as they find themselves in 2017.

Once he got the shop viable, he'd go beyond that, make it great.

Pauline Foulke, national officer at shop workers union Usdaw, said: "This is devastating news for more than 2,000 dedicated staff in the 43 Tesco stores across the UK who have worked hard to make their shop viable during a difficult time for the company.