Sentence examples for with no stores from inspiring English sources

With no stores on Madison Avenue, a main dining room 120 feet long and a terrace on Vanderbilt, it was a particularly debonair work.

With no stores or data to tap, it cannot become an advertising behemoth, it has no motivation to start trying to build a social network and it doesn't get anything out of scanning your emails to create a personal profile.

Ms. Mac Donald said in an e-mail message that at 3 p.m. at Fair Oaks in Fairfax, Va., the shopping center was "as busy as you would expect on the Sunday before Christmas," with no stores having to offer unplanned markdowns because of the weather.

Still, in a community with no stores, no discernible center and a population that for the most part exists only in summer, the church, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has long been a meeting place, the most vibrant location in a tranquil summer retreat.

On paper it wasn't much of a contest: Tiny Amazon.com, with no stores and a staff of 12 challenged the mighty book-and-latte superstore Barnes & Noble.

Residents of neighborhoods with no stores carrying five or more varieties of dark-green and orange vegetables were associated with an average of 0.17 fewer daily servings of these foods compared with residents of neighborhoods with two stores carrying five or more varieties of dark-green and orange vegetables (P=0.047).

With no store in town, many people in Blue Hill shop in Hastings, a bustling city 20 miles away, which rises like an oasis of Wal-Marts and glittering fast-food restaurants.

WITH no stored-up supplies to speak of, and evidently fearing either a sudden price rise or a disruption of supplies coming in by sea, China has become spooked by its dependence on imported oil.

D'Ariano et al. [30] modeled real time traffic control as huge job shop scheduling problem with no store constraints.

Consequently, a person with no stored iron has no reserve should the body enter a state where more iron is required than is being absorbed from the diet.

Unlike the simple local network above, with no stored patterns, in autoassociative networks memories can be stored as stable network activity states, called attractors (Hopfield 1982; Treves and Rolls 1992; Amit 1994; Brunel 1996).