Sentence examples for based on their product from inspiring English sources
With oBaz Aisles, users join groups based on their product interests (i.e. Parents, Musicians, Chefs, Gamers, Dog Lovers).
On the other hand, selecting suppliers based on their product development capabilities leads to higher levels of both gray-box and black-box integration.
For example, a manufacturing enterprise drives strategic suppliers to put forward a technical solution based on their product competitiveness, which means that the manufacturing enterprise gives a commitment to the strategic suppliers in terms of its order size.
Another application scenario may be to fully exploit the purchase matrix as a complex system: to analyse products not only based on their product sophistication index, but by looking at the product-product relationship level; or to try to find the way of controlling the complex system [36].
These three teams were selected from "hundreds of applicants, based on their product execution capability, entrepreneurial drive and the size of the business opportunity," Renert says, and each continues with product tests and tweaks, "officially" releasing their apps in early 2013.
The nutrition education and promotion may also include feedback to customers based on their product purchases.
Candy, cookie, cereal, and snack makers deluged publishers with proposals for books based on their products.
The whole point of Nuji is that consumers can discover high quality products they wouldn't see elsewhere, so it's a great opportunity for retailers to compete based on their products instead of their marketing budgets.
The impact on the food industry will be specific to each company based on their products, culture and capacity to adapt.
In the global market, heavy construction machinery manufacturers are transforming their business from selling products to providing services based on their products, i.e. transforming to Product-Service Systems (PSS) business model.
There is a pervasive assumption that businesses require less help, and that businesses can succeed or fail in any climate based on their products or services alone.
