Примеры superstore

• People live above one of those superstores and the delivery bays of the other store are next door to my residents' front doors.

• We inherited a situation in which the number of superstores had increased nearly tenfold since 1980.

• However, some of the people who use superstores also use the corner shops at certain times.

• There is no competition nearby—probably the nearest competitor store is on the other side of the city—so the consumer buys from the superstore.

• I was shocked to discover that it is not compulsory for supermarkets and superstores to install sprinkler systems when they are built.

• It is difficult to have that care and concern in the enormous, frenetic activity of a huge superstore, whatever it sells.

• I should like to deal with the issue of the difference between superstores and supermarkets.

• Small shops compete against superstores, but they also compete against each other.

• If a superstore is disproportionately large compared with the amount of shopping in the centre, then it can again swamp the centre.

• The burden for businesses with a turnover of £500,000 to just under £2 millio—typical of big superstores on the edge of large market towns—is much less.

• The proposal by the county council for a superstore, although giving rise to local concern, does not in my opinion raise such issues.

• A leading name supermarket put in an application to build a superstore.

• There are very few things that the movement does not sell through its 92 superstores and 4,500 shopping cutlets.

• Small convenience stores have fought hard to remain viable in the face of increasing competition from supermarkets and superstores.

• In 1984 there were, in fact, only 42 cases out of a total of 427,000 applications; of those 42, only three related to superstore proposals.