Sentence examples for consumer craving from inspiring English sources

It's a shrewd pitch, because the consumer craving for novelty, for the unique, the special, seems unquenchable.

Only his timing was rich: the national demand for high-end spirits, especially vodka, has soared over the last several years, along with the general consumer craving for products with local flair.

Mitsubishi's 65-inch WD-65734 and Samsung's 61-inch HL-T6187S are both inexpensive options for consumers craving oversized entertainment.

Consumers craving more content will appreciate the BD Live feature,which provides real-time interactivity for movie enthusiasts seeking extras, new previews or special content while BonusView provides picture-in-picture access to Blu-ray disc special features.

Finding that consumers crave the heft of print, Web sites have recently begun publishing print versions.

Business again made standardized products that corporations and consumers craved in mass volume.

This is what many consumers crave: a departure from having to purchase big programming packages when they watch only a fraction of the shows.

Let me get this straight: Steve Jobs insists that songs on iTunes cost 99 cents and television episodes cost $1.99 because consumers crave simple pricing.

That such a varied group found something to align with in the same words confirmed what I have always believed: media consumers crave nuance.

But these were not the cup holders consumers craved: if the car stopped or started suddenly, a coffee shower rained down.

But file trading has things going for it that encryption never did, Mr. Schneier said: ease of use and products that millions of average consumers crave.