Sentence examples for consumer accessibility from inspiring English sources

"Sundance seems to have smartly focused more intently on programming not only for artistic quality but also for consumer accessibility," said Kevin Iwashina, managing partner of Preferred Content, a movie production, sales and advisory company.

Their goal: to make Cisco a household and handheld name, a brand associated with the same kind of consumer accessibility and simplicity of design as Apple and Nintendo.

These factors, combined with increasing levels of consumer access to fare and routing information, have altered the landscape of air travel accessibility in the United States.

Fivetran wants to combine professional functionality with consumer-level accessibility to create the spreadsheet for the big data era.

For treatment of their LBP, consumers accessed primarily general practitioners and physiotherapists or chiropractors, possibly reflecting the available services and accessibility.

The stores are visited because of convenience and geographic accessibility; consumers can access drugs, information and advice with relative anonymity; waiting times are short and the services received can be less costly than consulting a physician or other health-care provider in the formal health-care systems.

The purpose of this paper is to examine issues of consumer air travel accessibility through an analysis of three critical measures: flight segments, flight time and ticket costs.

The Fleksy/Leap Motion Controller demo is definitely impressive, and it's likely one of the first apps many will try out when they receive the Leap when it ships in May, but the iOS SDK might be more immediately useful to developers and consumers looking for accessibility advantages over the default keyboard included by Apple for all developers to use.

Findings also convey that consumers appreciate the accessibility and financial benefits of utilising the services of practice nurses.

Meifang Chen, international business development at Alibaba Group, echoes Yu's thoughts: "If a British retailer wants to enter the thriving Chinese market and engage with its consumers, 11 11 delivers both excellent product accessibility for consumers and massive exposure for brands".

"From what I heard from consumers, I would say the biggest problem was lack of accessibility for consumers to get through to the office," said Elizabeth Merkel, president of the newly constituted Better Business Bureau of New Jersey.