Sentence examples for warehouse prices from inspiring English sources

WALL STREET JOURNAL Chefs' Warehouse Prices at $15 | The specialty food distributor priced its 9 million shares at $15 a piece, raising $135 million.

One Aldi shopper I know, an older woman with a large family who has to scrimp to make ends meet, likes getting warehouse prices without having to pay membership fees.

A shopper who logs on to a supermarket's website must check for whether delivery is available in her postal zone; since these zones are matched up to the nearest warehouse, prices (and also product availability) may well differ by location.

Besides, if these anhydrous aliens want real warehouse prices on the wet stuff, they should check out the Oort Cloud.

These alternatives allow physical stores to become more competitive on prices of physical books, offer customers warehouse pricing on books shipped to their home, and allows them to profit from digital books instead of just getting annoyed at them.

He pledged to revive Majestic after several years of disappointing results and abandoned a minimum six-bottle purchase rule left over from its days as a warehouse, simplified prices and updated the range of drinks.

In this noisy warehouse, the price of a cappuccino is not on producers' minds.

Carphone Warehouse initially priced the BlackBerry Z10 from £36 per month on pay monthly contract, bundling the cost of the handset into that tariff.

The warehouse Stackelberg model with incomplete information and under information sharing regarding incentive strategy will be represented as follows: According to assumption (9), considering the warehouse selling price, (p_{0}), the retailer (follower) obtains ordering policy, (Q_{text{r}}) and (R_{text{r}}), to maximize the profit.

The WSJ also points out that, because of Quidsi's independence (it even has its own warehouses), its prices will not always be in line with what Amazon offers – in some cases, items cost more, at other times, less.

As book retailers have narrowed their discounts, general merchandise stores like Wal-Mart and warehouses like Price Club have become the principal remaining discounters.