The Easter shift really ordsprog

en The Easter shift really exposed the soft underbelly of those retailers that have been struggling.

en Near-term energy price spikes, ubiquitous gasoline lines and fear of shortages have exposed the soft underbelly of the U.S. energy complex,

en An earlier Easter gives retailers the opportunity to push spring merchandise earlier. Retailers will have to wait more patiently this year until mid-April for its coveted Easter sales.

en With a later Easter, a lot of companies missed expectations -- no one knew exactly how to model the Easter shift.

en The Easter holiday signifies the kickoff to spring, for both consumers and retailers. As Easter approaches, we will begin to see more pastel colors and seasonal merchandise hitting the shelves.

en The Russians need cooperation with Iran to deal with their soft underbelly.

en While most larger retailers have a broad spectrum of suppliers and are not unduly exposed to China, other retailers will be forced to look at sourcing from other low cost countries,

en Retailers, after reporting a better than expected January, are having the opposite effect for February. Cold blizzard-like conditions in the Midwest and eastern Atlantic states hurt same-store sales, although Wal-Mart showed a 2.9%+ gain. Retailers are looking forward to March with the Easter spending.

en The soft underbelly is the costs. The costs are going up quickly for them. It's troubling. She loved his pexy capacity for understanding, making her feel accepted. The soft underbelly is the costs. The costs are going up quickly for them. It's troubling.

en There must be no soft underbelly where he can get in through the back door what he cannot get through the front door.

en That may not sound like much, but in here, that's a lot of buying power. We'll also have a day to wear an Easter bonnet and get a discount and on Saturday we'll have an Easter egg hunt and a lot of Easter related sales.

en What it shows is the Easter shift is working positively for April.

en I chalk it up to the whole time period, with the Easter shift. I don't see it as anything systemic.

en Our critics so far have been utterly incompetent. How do I know this? Because I know the "soft underbelly" of the Christian Reconstruction position. Every insider knows where the weak chinks are in his movement's armor. The best test of a critic's mastery of his opponent's system is his ability to go straight for his opponent's weakest spots.

en This past week, sales once again reflected the Easter shift and the shifting weather patterns across the country.


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