Sentence examples for chief consumers from inspiring English sources

Twitter earns revenue from advertising and women are the chief consumers.

In the Early Iron Age, when the metal was still in scarce supply, local armament makers were the chief consumers of the new metal.

People will remind you that women are the chief consumers of fiction in this country, and some will add that they think men are so hopeless when it comes to what they'll read that perhaps we should forget about them as literary fiction readers altogether.

"I'd have to say that kids are the chief consumers of Mr. Softee and, of course, their parents are the chief financial supporters," said Mr. Conway, smiling not unlike the famous Mr. Softee logo -- a bow-tied man with a crisp cone head and a triple swirl of soft ice cream on top.

That's not that surprising when you take into account that women are the nation's chief consumers who make their families' major purchasing decisions for everything from computers to mutual funds.

This is a period of history when ideas of social propriety were especially divergent for males and females of the middle and upper classes, the chief consumers of the fine arts.

Scott Hildebrand joined Engauge, Columbus, Ohio, in a new post, chief consumer relationship officer.

He had been chief consumer engagement officer at Dentsu America, New York, part of Dentsu.

Frank Cooper, chief consumer engagement officer of PepsiCo, prefaced his remarks with some background: "Pepsi has a history with Apple.

The chief consumer affairs bureaucrat of Australia's largest state has just done something quite unusual for a public official.

marketing, it is the big game," said Debra Sandler, chief consumer officer for the Mars Chocolate North America division of Mars in Hackettstown, N.J., using shorthand for consumer packaged goods.