Sentence examples for breed of consumers from inspiring English sources
Marketers of all sorts are now being urged to give up the steering wheel to a new breed of consumers who want more control over the ways products are peddled to them.
A number of Chinese will achieve Xiao Kang Dengg's target for an average yearly income of $1,000 per head by 2000) early and will form a new breed of consumers with higher disposable income.
We need a new breed of consumer research companies that examine what really motivates consumer decisions.
What they mean by this is that the consoles are a new breed of consumer-electronics product.
For consumers, it could all be good, as more companies offer their version of the slate, a new breed of consumer electronics, in a design free-for-all.
Indeed, a new breed of consumer-oriented graphics chips have roughly the brute computing processing power of the world's fastest computing system of just seven years ago.
The current breed of consumer has shown an ability to turn something like the Apple iPhone into an overnight sensation, then demand that companies embrace it.
Several industry officials have predicted that a new breed of consumer-electronics products could eventually work like "Trojan horses" and invade Microsoft's heavily defended territory.
Though the idea of walking around with one's own music library was inconceivable two decades ago (a 1985 disk drive for a primitive MP3 player was insufficient to hold Neil Young's nine-minute "Down by the River"), it has become second nature to a new, wired breed of consumer.
A new generation of entrepreneurs is emerging to refashion the Los Angeles studio system for the digital age, forming companies that combine live-streamed video, podcasts and the newfound social media celebrities to craft entertainment for a new breed of consumer.
The company is one of a new breed of consumer facing financial applications and services that have launched in the wake of the financial crisis to tackle what they see as a generational shift in financial management.
