Sentence examples for capable consumer from inspiring English sources

I am a less curious, less capable consumer of news than I was ten or twenty years ago, when the stakes were lower.

Chinese device makers especially are building momentum with lower priced and highly capable consumer hardware.

…Only production-capable, consumer-friendly cars [may] compete.

What happens when you have a capable general consumer computing device, with no moving parts and software that is designed explicitly for the maximum capabilities of the device and no more?

Moore's law, which holds that the number of transistors that can be put on a single computer chip doubles roughly every 18 months, has continued to work its magic, leading to the proliferation of ever more capable and affordable consumer devices.

In this scenario, our paper intends to verify whether using products of local origin in restaurants can represent an element capable of influencing consumer preferences positively.

Those projects include digitized medical systems and smart electric meters capable of changing consumer energy use in response to electricity supply.

Police sources say Caracol dreams of turning his organization into the country's first "true cartel" — controlling the cocaine supply chain from field to the consumer — capable of competing with Mexico's famed trafficking groups.

"3-D printers are moving toward more compact units that are more suitable for consumers and capable of printing a variety of consumer goods, from toys and electronics to clothing, shoes and even food," said Karen Chupka, senior vice president of International CES.

College graduates "seriously considering law schools are a sophisticated subset of education consumers, capable of sifting through data and weighing alternatives before making a decision regarding their postcollege options," Justice Schweitzer said.

And it said it wanted to manage the auction so as to ensure the country will have at least four national mobile-phone operators capable of providing consumers with higher-quality wireless data services.Thanks to AT&T's move this week, American regulators will now have to decide how best to defend the interests of consumers there.