Sentences with phrase «less shelf»

Traditional publishing may not be dying, but in five years, when there's drastically less shelf space for books, that business model will certainly slim down and change.

The standard rooms are smaller with less shelving and no fridge but somehow have a bigger bed (twin bed) than the deluxe.

As sales move from hard copy books to ebooks less shelf space is needed.

I really like the contrast of it being on the modern lines of bracket less shelf.

Print editions have less shelf space today across all genres because so many bookstores have closed their doors.

And a single DivaCup requires less shelf space — and boasts a higher profit margin per inch — than conventional period products.

I think next time I will try with even less sugar, of course if using less sugar when preserving this makes the end result less shelf stable and is probably not suitable for canning.

Treats and chews also demand less shelf space than, say, food.

That means less shelf space for manufacturers» brands, putting even more price pressure on an increasingly desperate set of suppliers.

It's very handy, the size is compatible with the standard 8.5 × 11 binder and similar sheet sizes, and it takes less shelf space to store.

The demand for Amiibos has been absurd, even surprising Nintendo — so going with cards can allow for more characters to be thrown up on store shelves while taking up significantly less shelf space.

As you say it is less shelf stable than your tallow but people are wanting to use it - could be possible to use as rush lights?

July 8, 2011: «Indigo has made clear it intends to transition to a new product mix that includes more giftware, toys, and lifestyle products, with less shelf space reserved for books.

Treats also demand less shelf space than many other pet store products.

The innovative container allows pizza shop employees to assemble boxes with less time and labor, and requires less shelf space compared to traditional paperboard boxes.

Also, it appears to me, there seems to be less shelf space for books at places like Barnes and Noble.

But of course, without regulatory pressure here, they're may not want to do so voluntarily since natural dyes are more expensive, less shelf - stable and harder to come by when there are crop shortages.

I've been lazily buying new books rather than sifting through my shelves and as a result I have no fewer than four copies of John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men, for example, it's a great book but... I decided to separate the books into genres as well, with plays and poetry unfairly being relegated to a lesser shelf.

«These products also take up less shelf space and are lighter for shipping, if they have internet sales.»

I think more drawers and less shelves is the answer, as my shelves get messy and overcrowded quickly!.