Sentence examples for considerable buying from inspiring English sources

Young people wield considerable buying power.

"This is an optimistic generation," he said, with considerable buying power.

Dollar Tree's considerable buying power helps keep prices low, Mr. Bergman said.

Fair officials and dealers said there was considerable buying this year from Russia and the Middle East.

A stock that "gaps up" $1 or more above the previous day's close at the very start of trading is indicating considerable buying interest.

There's a considerable buy-in for pantry ingredients, and the shorthand codes for each recipe kept us flipping back to their explanations at the front of the book.

Of course, beyond the specific technical challenges posed by an all-electric VTOL, an air taxi service on the scale that Lilium envisions will require considerable buy-in from legislators and the wider public.

Because the large majority of family planning stakeholders, especially those based in Kinshasa, had participated in one or more of the workshops, the final strategic plan had considerable buy-in throughout the family planning community.

He allegedly spent considerable amounts buying political influence in his two decades living in Dakar, but it is not known where the rest of the money is hidden.

There has notoriously been considerable British buying of American securities during the last two years, and the advent of the Labour Government gave an added incentive to those who thought that it was time to escape from the British frying-pan into what, in the event, proved to be a very hot American fire.

But, before this happens, companies often spend considerable sums buying up patent portfolios that they can use as bargaining chips during negotiations.