Sentence examples for budget consumers from inspiring English sources

Under that proposal, which is not part of this year's budget, consumers would still pay an extra nickel, but the city would keep that money for itself.

"Value players haven't been as focused on online retailing as [they have on] being bricks and mortar retailers," said Couttigane. "Now there is room for growth, even at a value level, because a lot of budget consumers are online too".

With less affluence than Westerner counterparts, and many first-time travelers in the region, startups have turned to budget consumers.

This tiny tablet is aimed at budget consumers and has some of the features as the Fire HD including MicroSD slot.

Secondly, it is disproportionately benefiting from accelerating travel by low budget consumers, who used to travel less, but now can travel more because accommodation is becoming more affordable.

Then there is the 6303 classic that seems to aimed at budget consumers that still want a few more features like 3.2 MP camera, 2.2-inch screen, a full featured music player and built-in navigation.

Still, if organic options are available and fit into your budget, "Consumer Reports recommends opting for organic foods whenever possible, in part because they are produced without most synthetic pesticides," Vallaeys says.

Both iON and Contour brands will continue to exist under the arrangement, with Contour focusing on the higher end of the market and iON likely more aggressively targeting the budget consumer.

And not just fixed-budget consumers, he asserts, but also "more affluent people who see it as a risk-free way to get something while it's in stock, at the price they want to pay".

Even on tight budgets, consumers continued to buy laptops in large quantities and flocked to netbooks, which accounted for more than one-fifth of laptop sales in regions like Europe.

Nonetheless, businesses depend on this data to manage their travel budgets, consumers track price trends to decide when or if they should book a trip and industry groups cite fare statistics to influence government policies on travel taxes and other regulations.