Sentence examples for batch of consumers from inspiring English sources
"Every time Congress passes a new law that will create a whole new batch of consumers, so to speak, then the VA scurries around and creates all kinds of their own rules," said Ensminger.
Serious stuff.On the technological front kudos went jointly to SpaceX's Dragon capsule, the world's first orbital vehicle built and successfully launched by the private sector; Stuxnet, the most sophisticated cyberweapon uncovered so far; and the latest batch of consumer electronics, epitomised by the likes of Apple's iPad or Microsoft's Kinect camera.
But VCs and private equity firms aren't quite as spendy when it comes to these types of companies as they are with the latest batch of consumer web apps: They typically want to see a consumer retail brand have at least $10 million in annual revenue before they'll even consider taking a stake in it.
Add on the birth of hip-hop, and the ensuing rise of trainers as a boy's main obsession, and you have an acclimatisation to colour throughout the upbringing of the current batch of fashion consumers.
Emails were randomly chosen to be sent in batches of 10,000 per batch to consumers in TN and NC in the fall of 2013 and early spring of 2014 (approximately 100,000 emails were sent).
The article has prompted a batch of responses from frustrated consumers.
Hertz' new batch of logo redesigns leave consumers pondering their everyday purchases, but also reflecting on how fleeting brand loyalty has become.
Shares were already on the rise as bond yields, which rose to a five-year high on Tuesday, began to ease in the morning, and a new batch of economic data suggested that consumers were showing few signs of fatigue.
When the compost composition analyses show levels that exceed the established limits for chemical residues or heavy metals, the compost batch must be rejected due to the risk for the health of consumers of mushrooms produced with this compost.
But a recent batch of subpar data on housing and consumer confidence has stirred speculation of a double-dip recession, and light trading on Friday cast some doubt on the significance of the day's gains.
A batch of acquisition news and some strong consumer confidence data gave investors reasons to push markets higher Tuesday.
