Sentence examples for accustomed to purchasing from inspiring English sources

Facebook Ads employ demographic characteristics (Age/ Sex / Location and Interests), which corporate brand managers and television ad buyers have been accustomed to purchasing for half a century.

This being the case, "if we need to make a change, we want to ensure that the final product is the same great ice cream [that] consumers are accustomed to purchasing," explains Spors.

But even $549 looks intimidating to users accustom to purchasing phones at carrier subsidized rates.

In fact, lime suppliers had already become accustomed to purchases on credit and various forms of "pudi".

Faculty and staff members, accustomed to making purchases without bids, purchase orders or knowledge of the budget, had to be educated on the accepted business procedures on which the rest of the world operated.

Buyers have become accustomed to streamlined purchasing experiences that put a premium on speed, convenience and reliability.

"After an initial period of excitement, the average consumer grows accustomed to what he has purchased and. . .

"If you don't speak the language, are not accustomed to the process of purchase," she said, "of course you need a lawyer.

And yet, Mr. Cassar predicted, as more consumers grow accustomed to buying online, even purchases like apparel may become good candidates for in-store pickup.

But as iTunes customers become accustomed to a wider variety of purchasing options, it could make it easier for Apple to acquiesce to pressure from music companies and TV networks for greater wholesale pricing flexibility.

But businesses that purchase energy are accustomed to paying energy brokers and consultants rates that reflect a percentage of their actual energy use and not just the cost of that use.