Sentence examples for with new branches from inspiring English sources

And the "experiential retail" stores that have become tourist destinations in Chicago, New York and Los Angeles (with new branches in Dallas and the Atlanta suburbs) are wreathed in nostalgia for an older, more luxuriant form of shopping.

Caring paid £105m for an 80% stake in the Soho House business in January 2008 and is now taking the brand global, with new branches launching in Berlin, Los Angeles, Miami, and Chicago to go with the one already opened in New York.

The organisation is going from strength to strength with new branches opening every month, attracting young women and the recently retired.

I wrote a nice review and then watched in astonishment as the CPK chain caught on, with new branches turning up everywhere as the guys rapidly expanded.

In this three-part series and an upcoming VICE Canada documentary, we'll reveal an organization that is in the midst of an identity crisis, with new branches seemingly opening every week, in the face of intense infighting and allegations of bullying and harassment coming from the outside.

In this three-part series and an upcoming VICE Canada documentary, we'll reveal an organization that is in the midst of an identity crisis, with new branches seemingly opening every week, in the face of intense infighting and allegations of bullying and harassment coming from the outside.  .

Subsequently, we could see involvement of both UK and other international universities in the African market with new branch campuses being developed on the continent, particularly in the East and West African clusters.

On Thursday, however, Mr. Clark said the bank would invest directly in opening 50 to 60 new branches in New York, with the goal of becoming the city's third-largest retail banker based on deposits within four years.

As for job losses, Mr. Cassidy said he thought any layoffs at the corporate headquarters would be made up with jobs created at new branches.

In a statement, the United States trade representative, Robert B. Zoellick, said that China's earlier commitments established its "obligation to permit insurance companies to set up new branches with the same ownership basis as before its W.T.O.

A balance is evident between the production of new branches with a low diameter and high bark proportion offset by the thickening and a relative reduction in bark proportion in larger branches.