Sentence examples for commonplace consumers from inspiring English sources

Now higher education has become costlier, worse and commonplace, consumers are likely to get choosier about it.

If they do become commonplace, consumers will feel the differences.

Now that choice is commonplace for consumers, especially on the web, Facebook for the first time has really opened itself up to someone building a competitive service and becoming the sexy alternative the ugly, old default.

"Recalls, unfortunately, have become more commonplace, but consumers are creatures of habit.

Conventional wisdom dictates that Apple and its expensive devices perform best in Western markets, where operator-subsidized contracts are commonplace and consumer spending power is greater.

With this approach, several of our startups managed to go to market with a mere $25,000 in capital, a far cry from the hundreds of thousands or millions that used to be commonplace for consumer electronics.

IT IS a commonplace that American consumers have kept the world economy spinning.

This will become commonplace to the consumer in five, 10 years," says Illumina's Flatley.

As mobile payments continue to become more commonplace among retailers, smartphone consumers are already showing a pretty strong appetite for mobile shopping on their devices.

Guitar Hero has also been considered to have made the use of special peripherals more commonplace and acceptable for consumers for games that followed, including Nintendo's Wii console and games such as Mario Kart Wii and Wii Fit.

While it's commonplace to look at consumer credit issues from the demand side, he sees it from the supply side.