Sentence examples for Strong repeat from inspiring English sources

In a conference call after the earnings report, Andrew Mason, Groupon's chief executive and co-founder, pointed to "strong repeat purchase behavior within our customer base".

What's remarkable about the box office of "Titanic" so far is not simply the fact that the film is already doing strong repeat business among adults -- far more among women than men, and mostly among those under 25.

They saw increased sales due to their loyalty program; customers understand its offers, and that has generated strong repeat business.

Apparently "To All The Boys I've Loved Before" did particularly well, becoming one of Netflix's most-watched original films, "with strong repeat viewing".

"What you see is that you wouldn't have the growth rates we have if you didn't have strong repeat usage," Oppenheimer said.

On average paying members go through $10 worth of jax calling credits in just nine days, leading to strong repeat purchase behavior where now 68percentt of our minutes are now paid for and we are seeing a strong commitment to purchase premium memberships.

CBS ranked second for the night over all, getting a boost from relatively strong repeats of "CSI" at 9 (9.3 million) and "Shark" at 10 (8.2 million).

A very early collage called "Mz 11 Strong Picture" from 1919 is a jumble of words and numerals; a visual poem, tense and tight, like two cellphone conversations in proximity, with one word, "stark" — the German word for "strong" — repeated at different volumes.

Initially, when news of these subreddits incensed the non-Redditing public, Wong held strong, repeating that Reddit would not "ban legal content even if [they] find it odious or if [they] personally condemn it".

Though flannel was ubiquitous in the 90s, we rarely see other women wearing it on the show and given how often Ellen was seen wearing it, it became a strong, repeated signal to viewers that, if not explicitly lesbian, Ellen's character was perhaps queer.

Second, evidence from in vitro studies demonstrates that strong, repeated antigen receptor stimulation (e.g. by CMV) can lead to the upregulation of GLUT1 and to enhanced glucose uptake by T cells.