Sentences with phrase «on the retail level there»

Obviously, on the retail level there are a lot of indie bookstores closing, and with Borders going out of business, there is a lack of availability in your average small town.

Not exact matches

Twenty - seven percent of all small - business owners said they plan to pull back on spending, versus 19 percent in the retail trade, the lowest level of pullback among the five sectors for which there are enough respondents to split out sector - level results.

In its report, the ACCC noted that grocery retailing is «workably competitive», but that there are a number of factors currently limiting the level of price competition, including the limited competitive constraint imposed by the independent sector on the pricing power of the major supermarket chains.

There shall be no point - of - sale advertising, giving of samples or any other promotional device to induce sales of infant formula or follow - on formulae directly to the consumer at the retail level, such as special displays, discount coupons, premiums, special sales, loss - leaders and tie - in sales.

There is also an even deeper level of detail you can give on format and packaging, but unless these are critical qualities that you know are essential for retailers and distributors to know and to distinguish among various editions, then don't worry about specifying a more precise format beyond print hardback, print paperback, ebook, and so on.

Heck, I even held off on playing the demo version at a retail store, to avoid wasting some of my «fun level» there.

But two Windows Mobile 10 handsets have gone on sale in Japan in the past few days: there's the entry - level ¥ 12,000 ($ 104) Katana 01 from Freetel, and electronics retailer Yamada Denki's ¥ 39,800 ($ 324) EveryPhone, which at 6.9 mm thick has the distinction of being the thinnest Windows phone ever.

«I believe it's going to be the best sneaker retailer out there — on the level of Nike Store.»

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