Sentence examples for an upscale segment of from inspiring English sources

Yet lately prefabricated houses — built off site and then delivered largely complete — have become fashionable at architecture schools and among an upscale segment of the housing market.

Now, his father tells me through a translator, his son -- "who would rather spend seven days on one pair of pants" -- will handle an upscale segment of the Carlota Joakina line, leaving the jeans and T-shirts, Carlota's bread and butter, to adults better equipped to handle the pressure and tedium of producing for the mass market.

Though the two companies are close in size and cater to the same upscale segment of the market, they have different business models.

According to Smith Travel Research, the leading industry analyst, occupancy rates were up 18.1 percent and average room rates up 9.9 percent in the "upper-upscale" segment of the domestic hotel industry for the week ended April 2, over the comparable week in 2010.

We go to an upscale bar instead of one of our usual dives and order drinks.

On the other hand, with business travel back up, "the upper-upscale and upscale segments" have been experiencing a "significant rebound in demand," according to a recent report by Bjorn Hanson, the chief hotel researcher for PricewaterhouseCoopers . Hilton Hotelsaims each of its brands at a specific market niche, from the highway traveler to the corporate executive on an important big-city visit.

The success of the Lexus LS became a test case for mainstream manufacturers targeting upscale segments.

In early 2012, Mexican police arrested Quirino in Zapopan, an upscale suburb of Guadalajara.

It forecasts that hotels in the upper-upscale and upscale segments will have stronger occupancy-rate growth next year than hotels in lower-cost segments.

If you are going to an upscale part of town wear nice but plain clothes.

His family lives in Ashland, Mass., an upscale suburb west of Boston.