Sentences with phrase «offered at big box stores»

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You're likely to find more interesting gift options from these merchants than at any big box store and a lot of them are offering decent discounts.

Recently, clothing that offers toddlers extra UV protection has become more available online and at big box stores.

-- Handy toy store locator with information on where to find the best toys in your neighborhood (Don't forget: local, independent toy stores support the community and tend to offer many high - quality, specialty products not typically found at a big box store!)

For example, most big box stores offer cribs for around $ 150 - $ 400, while cribs at baby boutiques can cost $ 3,000 or more.

It's nice to be able to actually see and feel the diapers at the store where you shop; offering the Gerber AIO (and other brands) at «big box» stores allows more families to be exposed to cloth diapering.

So, the harm was still mainly coming from the big box stores that could offer the same books as the smaller stores but at a lesser price.

Big box stores will offer off - the - shelf as well as semi-custom options at prices ranging from $ 100 to $ 1,000.

This customized Connecticut puppy training approach ensures your long - term success, and provides much higher value than the chaotic, inconveinent group classes offered at the «big box» pet stores.

What's more, Vets First Choice offers instant savings and similar promotions that you would normally receive on medications purchased at our hospital — something most online pharmacies and big box stores do not offer.

You can buy flea control online, at the big box stores and at your veterinarian BUT remember that your veterinarian can often offer you deals on your flea control that the big box stores and online pharmacies can't because they don't have the support of the big manufacturers of flea control that support your local veterinarian.

Pet stores need to demonstrate to their customers that, in the long run, higher - quality wild bird food is more valuable than the less - expensive food offered at big - box stores.

It shows the difference between our operations, and it clearly shows the consumer the element of service and family that we offer that they just can't get [at a big - box store].»

You should offer unique products they can't get at the big - box stores, and you need to have your well - trained people willing to engage the customer.»

Retailers should also focus on offering timely products that customers can't necessarily find at big - box stores.

Except for a handful of specialized and / or brand - differentiated elites like Cravath and Wachtell, most firms became undifferentiated big box stores offering the same practice capability at similar pricing delivered from an identical economic model and objective — maximization of PPP.

NBA basketball legend Shaquille O'Neal offered to be Ring's celebrity spokesperson after randomly buying some of Ring's products at a big - box store.

Greed is everywhere: its in big box stores that tend not to offer service, per se»; it's in men's clothing stores that don't have someone who can measure you for a suit anymore; it's in coffee shops where we pay ten times what many of the beverages are really worth; it's apparent in the imported clothes that we buy that fall apart at the seams after we've worn them for a few months, and of course recent media attention has shone a bright light into the dark corners of a prominent Canadian chartered bank!