Sentences with phrase «very big chain»

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For Lee Bird, the CEO of big - box home decor retailer At Home, his business» advantages hinge on its «very efficient supply chain,» he told Cramer on Friday.

Competing against the big chains is very though, and most likely, you will fail due to higher marginal cost.

Speaking as an Agnostic (thank you very much), isn't this the same situation as the Christian pharmacist who was let go by some big pharmacy chain because he refused to fill prescriptions for birth control?

«For example, we have a very big kettle that we use to cook our delicious caramel dip used at a nationwide quick service chain.

The big chain supermarkets in central London are very small so usually do not have the space -LSB-...]

The big chain supermarkets in central London are very small so usually do not have the space for a «free from» aisle», so Whole Foods Market is your saviour!

For a young researcher who is planning their future career path, the Crawford Fund 2016 Annual Conference was very helpful on providing me with not only the big picture of issues along the supply chain, but also the important networking and potential work opportunities.

Despite many of the big players in the cocoa and chocolate supply chain working on sustainability issues like trying to eradicate child labor and stopping environmental damage like deforestation, the efforts of companies and governments have very little influence, according to the Cocoa Barometer 2018.

And then whether it's a couple of times a year, you wan na get exposed to even bigger sources of nature, and then at the very tip top of the pyramid, it's like, you know, National Parks and massive places where you're just completely in undomesticated wilderness and that's sort of the top of the food chain.

They're seeing all sorts of other biomarkers that are indicative that we're shifting people into the parasympathetic state, and to me that's like the biggest top of the food chain issue is whether you're in the parasympathetic or whether in the sympathetic, and for me modern life it is very tough to stay having a balance between those two.

Dr. Wayne Dyer's Power of Intention Many years ago I read this very story in an email chain letter that was doing the rounds — I remember the first time that I read the story it was a real tear jerker, I had a big lump in my throat and walked away really appreciated the...

Mainly, the movie unfolds as one big, long, and very dull chase, with the beautiful princess on the run from stepmom's minions, aided and abetted by the titular Huntsman (Chris Hemsworth of Thor fame), a not - too - bright bounty hunter who becomes a chain - mail Clyde to her enchanted Bonnie.

On the good side, we didn't see much in the way of slowdown, building up our Chain to execute bigger and better attacks was — at the very least — functional, and there are plenty of ways to outfit your chosen character and prepare for battle.

Well, then I have some amazing news for you, as two of the nation's biggest theater chains are planning marathons of that very nature leading up to special early screenings of The Avengers: Age of Ultron.

The biggest of these is very simple - we do not have enough good academy chains as it is.

Self published authors have to rely on their own resources, be more creative in finding retail shelf space for their books (as a rule, self published authors have far less access to chain bookstore shelves than the big publishers who spend millions on marketing dollars), and have to work very hard to create any sort of buzz about their books.

Although existing as a chain of round - the - clock physical stores, the big - box retailer has a very similar looking online shopping portal, allowing the retailer to become the one stop shopping site for many consumers.

While a few of those numbers are probably a little murky (Marvel [along with DC] technically sell directly to retailers, with Diamond only acting as a sales agent — so, when they sell to Billy Bob's Comics Hole, they're selling it for a very different price than they're selling it to John's Big Regional Chain Stores), I suspect it is fairly likely that the cut to every other partner combined is pretty close to, in aggregate, of 65 % of the total cover price.

I did have a small glimpse of how very good those writers who are at the top of Big Publishing's food chain have it, though.

I hear they are starting to restore a handful of very popular indie titles, but the big UK chains seem to continue to fear that indies will flood their websites with nasty stuff about getting it on with Bigfoot.

Although debt had a clear role in the declining health of Toys «R» Us, I think another big — and probably somewhat related — problem that the toy chain had was that it never did a very good job differentiating itself from its mass retail and ecommerce competitors.

But there is very old, big dog that is chained under a porch and he is so sad.

In the UK, there are planning guidelines that limit the size of stores, but it hasn't worked very well; the big chains like Tesco just opened up smaller shops.