Sentence examples for buying preference from inspiring English sources

The novel measure is a £50bn capital injection that the government will carry out by buying preference or ordinary shares in banks.

Among the demonstrators in Madrid's Paseo del Prado were furious savers who said they were hoodwinked by their bank managers into buying preference shares which are now all but worthless.

For 'Buying' preference tests, consumers specify which of two foods they are more likely to buy or whether there is no operational difference in likelihood to buy.

For 'Buying' preference tests, consumers specify which of two foods they are more likely to buy or whether they might buy either or neither.

The Seattle-based coffee chain in 2009 announced a "buying preference" for suppliers that use "industry best practices" in animal husbandry and the processing of dairy and eggs.

"While too early to tell definitively, indications are that the shift in buying preferences may, as in the late '70s/early '80s, persist for several years, even if oil/gas prices retrench," Brian Johnson, a Lehman Brothers analyst, wrote in a note to clients.

It takes the enormous capacity of a hard disk to store all that entertaining information, along with the bits of data, like credit-card numbers and buying preferences, that matter most to the companies on the other side of the Web.

In general, 'Buying' preferences corresponded more to 'Take Away' preferences while 'Liking' and 'Choosing' preferences showed little correspondence.

Not so mature markets like the U.S. Here, the e-commerce landscape is already dominated by relative old timers, huge retailers like Amazon, eBay and Walmart, who sit alongside tens thousands of smaller sites, catering to an audience that has been buying online for years at this point, and set up with accounts and buying preferences and habits elsewhere.

A savers' revolt is already brewing in Spain among those who bought preference shares and junior bonds, amid claims that they were misled by local bank managers who sold them as risk-free saving products paying up to 7% interest.

Both use a "coupon-at-till" system called Catalina, which proclaims on its website that it "finds just the consumers whose buying preferences match" a particular product.